Do you find that your child with unique learning needs has been happy-go-lucky all summer while the pressure of school has been off? Are you seeing that now the closer to the start of school you come, the more anxious the child is? Have you been considering home schooling your child who has been struggling academically or is labeled with ADD, ADHD, Autism, Auditory Processing Disorder or dyslexia? Or, are you just wondering if you have the knowledge to continue home schooling a special needs child? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, this podcast is for you.
You can look forward in this podcast to some interesting information about the purpose of education. Dr. Jan will encourage you to write your personal goals for the education of your child. What is really important? Actually, that is a question all home school educators need to answer. When you realize what is really important, the stress for you can be reduced, and you won’t be tossed by the wind of the next new curriculum or the next great suggestion from a friend.
The NeuroDevelopmental Approach for Life really does take the guesswork out of your quest to educate your children. The better the brain functions, the easier life and learning can be. You might ask, “But aren’t we just born with all the brain power we are going to get, and you just have to work with what you have?” For many years, educators echoed that understanding, but NeuroDevelopmentalists have known for over 65 years that the brain has plasticity. This unique feature of the brain, allows it to change with the right kind of stimulation. Learn how to release your children’s full potential with this and other Brain Coach Tips.
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Special Needs Homeschooling is a topic that is discussed more now than ever. No longer are parents under the impression that they can’t homeschool a child who needs extra help, but many are actually bringing home children who do have special needs.
