God’s Faithfulness in Dealing with Our Learning Differences by Marian Soderholm
Many years back, Erna would come by with a loaf of bread, leave it on the porch, and cross back over to her side of the street, where she had lived as our neighbor for over 17 years. Why was this significant? Because God used her to help provide food for our family as...
Help! I Just Feel Like Giving Up by Julie Flanagan, M.T.-B.C.
You are not alone. Most parents have felt like giving up many times during their child-rearing years. However, some parents have more difficult “job descriptions” than others, because no two families are exactly alike in their demands on parents. The...
Gotta Keep Up by Maryruth Dilling
Keeping up … this is one area I see causing a lot of stress for almost all homeschoolers, but especially those with special children. We start homeschooling so we can teach according to our beliefs and the interests and abilities of our children. Yet we spend so much...
Monitoring Auditory Processing Does your child have good hearing but listen poorly? by Lynn Carahaly
Some parents refer to this as selective hearing, but your child may actually have trouble listening. While hearing is the ability to detect sound, listening is how the brain processes auditory information. Children with poor auditory processing skills tend to exhibit...