Children who have an intense personality are more prone to vocal abuse. Voices may become […]
Reading and the Visual Spatial Learner
The journey into reading has been a bit unusual for my visual-spatial learners […]
3 Ways We Combine Novelty and Structure in Homeschooling
My kids need novelty. I need novelty. Doing the same thing every school day would […]
Thoughts on Foreign Language With a Visual-Spatial Learner
My son recently said something to me that had me thinking. We have been studying […]
The Gift of Struggle
Every child deserves an equal opportunity to struggle. – Mary Slade The word struggle is […]
It Is Okay to Be Different
Last night I had my iPad open and my younger son clicked on something by […]
Gifted Isn’t Better; It’s Different
Every time someone states that all children are gifted it equates the term gifted with […]
Psychoeducational Testing Made a Big Difference in Our Homeschool
If you have ever sat there wondering if it would be beneficial for your child […]
Memorization Strategies with a Visual-Spatial Learner
Visual-spatial learners do not typically have very good memorization skills. They tend to learn better […]
Hiding Mr. Perfect – Perfectionism in Young Children
The other night my young daughter exclaimed as she remembered the man we had hidden […]