Homeschool

Many parents of children who are blind or low vision consider homeschooling. Learn more about the process.

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Reflections on Successfully Homeschooling a Braille Reader

“What would you think about homeschooling?”  This was my question to my 10-year-old, Campbell, as we drove home from school one spring afternoon. This particular day had involved many difficult conversations in which I learned that her itinerant TVI had gotten a promotion requiring her to move four hours away from us and the 28 […]

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Homeschool Tips and Ideas

Many families have questions when considering homeschooling for their child. Balancing engaging learning experiences with educational benchmarks can be challenging, especially when adapting materials or incorporating braille instruction for a child who is blind or has low vision. Making the right choice for your family requires careful consideration of various factors and needs. Liza and […]

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Homeschool: Preparing for Graduation

Are you feeling unqualified to teach your child because you don’t have a teaching degree? You’re not alone. However, you don’t need to be a qualified teacher to homeschool. Homeschool curricula are crafted for parents like us without teaching degrees. Think of yourself more as a facilitator than a traditional teacher.  Remember, homeschooling is an […]

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