Homeschool

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

Two children studying under a tree outside.

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 as they weigh the pros and cons of homeschooling their child. Designing engaging learning opportunities while meeting benchmarks is a challenge. Homeschooling a child with blindness or low vision involves adapted materials and braille instruction. Designing engaging learning opportunities while meeting benchmarks is a challenge. A child with blindness or low […]

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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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