Using Visual Aids to Take Advantage of Your Child’s Visual Learning Style

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Every child with invisible special needs is different. For some, listening, reading and writing develop naturally and to a high level but for others, these things are a struggle. Some children learn best by seeing and doing things. We often refer to these children as “visual learners”. The schools of yesterday weren’t well positioned to [...]

Methods and Curriculums that Work: Online Learning

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As we approach Thanksgiving I have been pondering my life. After 13 years of homeschooling, thoughts about my homeschool journey always shine brightly. I love homeschooling my precious little boys, and I am especially grateful that I began my journey before I even knew that I had children with learning differences. I’m sure it would [...]

Money Matters by Special Ed. Expert, Joanna L. Keating-Valasco

by Joanna L. Keating-Velasco I have a fifteen-year-old daughter and for any of you who have teens (especially girls), you probably know many of them like to spend money. Often friends ask, “How is your daughter so savvy about money?” She finds ways to earn money. She uses coupons and finds sales. She actually SAVES [...]

Slug Bug Math by Special Ed Expert, Joanna Keating-Velasco

by Joanna L. Keating-VelascoWhen my daughter was in first grade we had a fun activity that we used to do in our car rides all over the Orange County area. Some of you may remember the old “Slug Bug” game that has been played throughout the years. The classic version is that if you see [...]

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