When most people think about ADHD, they think about a child who can’t sit still or can’t pay attention. I used to think the same thing. In fact, that’s one reason I completely missed ADHD in some of my older kids. They weren’t hyperactive, so...
One of the greatest benefits of homeschooling a child with ADHD is flexibility. Your child doesn’t have to sit at a desk for six hours. They don’t have to complete 30 math problems if they understood the concept after 10. They can move while they learn....
If you’ve ever let your child with dyslexia listen to an audiobook instead of reading the book themselves and wondered… Am I making this too easy? Or you’ve let your child with ADHD do half the math problems instead of all 30 and thought… Is...
One of the biggest challenges of homeschooling multiple kids—especially kids with dyslexia and ADHD—is that everybody seems to need you. All. The. Time. You’re trying to do a reading lesson with one child while another needs help logging into math. Someone can’t...
Read or listen to this post where I share practical encouragement for homeschooling children with dyslexia and ADHD, including how to set realistic back-to-school expectations and avoid the frustration that comes from comparing your homeschool to everyone...
