Children with autism process information differently and sometimes struggle in a traditional school setting. Many choose to homeschool a child with autism to give them undivided personal attention.
What tests are mandatory for homeschoolers? Why do parents voluntarily assess thier children? Use this handy guide to answer all your questions about the importance of homeschool testing and assessment.
No matter what you believe your student’s level is, at some point, most states will require that you evaluate the student. Whether you’re having the student take standardized tests or simply keeping a record of work via using homeschool testing products, it will help if you know where to find them!
When you make the choice to homeschool, be sure to familiarize yourself with the laws in your state regarding the process. In Maryland, homeschooling families must work with an umbrella school. The process is not as hard or as intimidating as it might seem. Learn how it works here.
Homeschooling is legal in all of Canada though guidelines differ by province and territory, as education is a provincial rather than a federal issue. This article provides an overview of the legalities of Canadian home education and how to get started.
It seems like the federal government has a great deal of involvement in our nation’s schools. No Child Left Behind, standardized testing… seems like they would have a lot of rules and regulations regarding homeschooling, right? Wrong. Read on to learn more.
In a traditional public school setting, an Individualized Education Program (IEP) begins with a request or referral. From there, federal IDEA laws and state regulations outline the process. For homeschoolers, the process for and the use of IEP’s is very different.
Many states require homeschoolers to complete standardized tests at the end of the year. What is required in your state and which test should you use? We answer these questions and more in this guide.
