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Can I self educate my special education level child?

by MomAdvocate | Nov 5, 2021 | Accommodations, Autism, Daily Living Skills, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, Parenting Autism, Personal Development, Public School and Autism, Social Skills, Special Needs, Uncategorized | 0

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the importance of a good teacher

by MomAdvocate | Oct 29, 2021 | Autism, Daily Living Skills, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Inspirational, Life Skills, Special Needs | 0

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turning homework from stressful to successful for an autistic child

by MomAdvocate | Oct 25, 2021 | Accommodations, Autism, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Life Skills, Personal Development, Public School and Autism, Self-Confidence, Social Skills, Uncategorized | 0

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Five Homeschooling Truths No One Talks About

by MomAdvocate | Oct 1, 2021 | Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, Transitions | 0

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family routines to make homeschooling work for you

by MomAdvocate | Sep 24, 2021 | Accommodations, Autism, Daily Living Skills, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, Personal Development | 0

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Special needs children and return to in person learning

by MomAdvocate | Sep 15, 2021 | Accommodations, Autism, COVID-19, Daily Living Skills, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, IEP, Life Skills, Pandemic, Parenting Autism, Personal Development, Progress, Social Skills, Special Needs, Uncategorized | 0

This year has been extremely tough for special needs students because they have missed out on so...

by MomAdvocate | Nov 18, 2020 | Abuse in School, Autism, Daily Living Skills, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, Personal Development, Public School and Autism, Schedules, Self-Confidence, Transitions, Uncategorized | 0 |

People choose to homeschool for religious reasons, not subjecting their children to many new...

Oops…They Did It Again!

by MomAdvocate | Oct 31, 2019 | Accommodations, Autism, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, IEP, Public School and Autism | 0 |

“Sometime I want to Throw My Hands Up in the Air” Every single year we discuss...

First Day of School is Wednesday…fingers crossed

by MomAdvocate | Aug 27, 2019 | Accommodations, Autism, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, IEP, Public School and Autism, Schedules, Social Skills, Special Needs, Transitions | 0 |

We finally were able to get our son’s schedule worked out before the first day of school. I...

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Can I self educate my special education level child?

the importance of a good teacher

turning homework from stressful to successful for an autistic child

Five Homeschooling Truths No One Talks About

family routines to make homeschooling work for you

Special needs children and return to in person learning

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Turning homework from stressful to successful for an autistic child

HOMESCHOOL AND COVID-19: wHAT’S THE pROBLEM?

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