Homeschool Your Child

It may be the fault of your child's school or it may be that your child is abusing their right to attend public school, but whatever the case, sometimes it is in your child's best interest to pull them out of school and teach them yourself. As a parent, you will know when and if that time comes. Just follow your instincts. more »

If you are interested in homeschooling in Alaska, here are some quick facts about the regulations and rules required in this state. Being approved for homeschooling in Alaska is relatively easy, but it is good to know the laws before you send in your paperwork, if required. Read on to learn how to homeschool in Alaska. more »

Homeschooling is the ultimate way to get involved in your children's
education and allows parents to tailor the curriculum to their kids'
individual needs. You get to impart your values, share the excitement
of learning and spend lots of quality time with your kids. But being
their teacher also requires a huge level of commitment,... more »

Dyslexia is a neurological problem. Kids may have trouble recognizing words when they read, spelling words, remembering what they've read and decoding letters. Once you've identified your child as dyslexic, you don't have to give up your homeschool routine, but you do have to educate yourself about how to accommodate your child. more »

If your child has problems processing language (speaking, reading or writing), paying attention, doing calculations or performing coordinated movements, the cause may be a learning disability. Once you child has been diagnosed, you may wonder if you're qualified to homeschool your child. You're not alone and there are many resources... more »