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My son speaks pretty well, and I never miss a word he says, but he uses sign language to make me understand the words he utters can not. It will continue to speech therapy, but what else, if I should homeschool hima. Not to abuse in public schools, I have to get him out. He was denied water as a form of punishment, which was admitted to my husband over the phone by the teacher. I no longer trust the teacher or the principal because she hung up on me to protect my son. I continue to believe the cold to come, and worry now, they'll make him get frost bitten. They do not care if he dehydrated after he asked for water, I'm done with them. I need some advice on how to homeschool a child with special needs. Please no answers to how I should try another school, because they all ran by the Liberals themselves. I've homeschooled my children aged 5 years. and now homeschooling my youngest daughter and her eldest daughter.

I have a child struggling with language problems than yours. It seems you do not need a special guardian, but you may find a course in sign language that you can take them all together.

I think you'll find, but the biggest problem I found with homeschoolers is that they provide too little. There are many others that provided by schooltime book just learning. Especially with your son, you're hurting do not address these learning needs well.

Remember to check for local programs and make sure your child attends them to socialize. Check with local community centers, or sites like MeetUp.com. Support things that the child might want to do, even if it is not your cup of tea (concerts are fun, even for the deaf, zoos, museums, amusement parks, paintball, the church, teams sports). You must consider all these things to be part of his general learning.

Take advantage of government programs to add to his learning anything to provide some classrooms. Such as pottery, or CPR, or karate, or an exercise class. Even if you think you can teach these things do.

My son has very minor special needs, they do not impact his education lightly. In general, however, I would just be flexible. Start by trying it yourself, and if you find that you have trouble getting an idea across to him because of his hearing disability, then hire a tutor for that subject. (I think the subject most likely to be affected would be playing, because he can not hear the sounds of letters and most programs is based homeschool phonics.) I would certainly try it on my own first, then you do not pay for a guardian, unless you really need.

It will probably just more of your time, but I think since you've homeschooled for your children aged 5 years then you should be able to do so. Who better to teach your son than you. Is this the only thing that you deal with deafness or there other problemsa I'm just really easy to start with what he can control. Have fun doing things like learning through games and activities. As with any special needs you to receive and understand how they learn best. I wish you good luck. Sorry I could not be more precise, as curriculumn and so on. I'm learning more everyday.

I am homeschooling two children with autism, and while it's a little more work, it is quite worthwhile. Mine were in school for five years before finally reaching the end, so I'm so glad you decided to shoot now!

If you've been homeschooling, then you already know what to do! I think the speech would be all he needs, and as you know, private is always better than what they receive in school anyway. I also noticed that we get better go because we can not respond in si.