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6 Tips for Homeschooling Your Child With Learning Disabilities

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6 Tips for Homeschooling Your Child With Learning Disabilities

This free resource is full of useful information and advice on how to best teach a student who struggles with learning.

Fighting Through Frustration

For children with learning disabilities, their education—to this point—has probably been challenging and frustrating. These struggles can have kids wanting to run away from learning, not toward it. As a parent, you want nothing more than to restore the love for learning and see your child succeed in school.

There Is Hope

If your child is frustrated with school, homeschooling may be the solution to the problem. This free resource is full of useful information and advice on how to deal with that situation, from having your child formally assessed, to knowing how to successfully instruct your student, and so much more. You’ll also learn about Bridgeway Academy’s Homeschool Academy program with additional support for students with learning disabilities, which can also put you and your child on the path toward loving learning once again.