Homeschooling Around Special Needs
If you have children with medical or special needs and/or you suffer from a chronic illness yourself, you can still homeschool! I have all of the above and have been homeschooling from the start. We currently have 7 “students” and multiple medical and special needs. Homeschooling has always been the best option for our family. Though we also have children without learning disabilities, our entire family must work together to make homeschooling around special needs work. It takes flexibility, some creativity, and a lot of perseverance, but it can be done!

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Homeschooling Around Special Needs
Be Flexible Like I said, it takes flexibility. This means you need to adjust your homeschool routine/schedule to fit the needs of your family.- Do you have regular doctor appointments or therapy sessions to work around?
- Do you have low energy or hyperactivity to deal with?
- Is it too difficult to leave the home often?
- Are there time-consuming medical needs?