by Marianne | Teaching Tips
In my last post, I asked the question of whether or not language-based learning difficulties like dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia are learning disabilities that need to be ‘fixed’ or learning differences that need teaching differences. We also talked... 
by Marianne | Teaching Tips
40-60% of students with dyslexia also struggle with math. Just as with teaching reading, there are effective strategies for teaching math to kids with dyslexia. This post and giveaway are sponsored content on behalf of Teaching Textbooks. All opinions are my own. Why... 
by Marianne | Teaching Tips
This article will discuss the pros and cons of joining a homeschool charter school for children with dyslexia. Despite a growing awareness of dyslexia, the traditional school setting continues to fail to offer students with dyslexia the kind of individualized... 
by Marianne | Teaching Tips
Are you looking for a formula for success as you homeschool your struggling learners? This is the closest thing you will find to a formula for a more peaceful, purposeful homeschool. When our family first started homeschooling in 1996, our motivation was to be able to... 
by Marianne | Teaching Tips
How important is academic success to overall success? The answer may surprise you! We’re continuing our 5-days to a more confident homeschool series. Read the entire series starting here. I’m going to start this post with a story – my story actually.... 
by Marianne | Teaching Tips
One sure way to lose confidence in your homeschool is to worry that your homeschooled child is behind grade level. Welcome back to the 5-Days to a More Confident Homeschool Series! This week we’re looking at the things that trip us up and knock our confidence...
