Special needs children often struggle in traditional brick-and-mortar schools. Whether they have autism, dyslexia, or ADHD, children with learning disabilities often need an education that suits their unique needs.
A student on the autism spectrum may not be able to keep up with a teacher’s lesson. Children with ADHD may need to take frequent breaks to reduce anxiety and increase attention span. A child with multiple sclerosis may need to adjust their day based upon their physical limitations.
Students with special needs face unique challenges when learning, but there are many resources online that can be used by educators to aid their students. Whether these students are homeschooled and using these resources 24/7 or enrolled in school full-time and utilizing these resources as supplemental material, online platforms can help children with special needs gain more of an understanding on course content. Interactive games, activities, and videos may be a better alternative to handwritten homework for some students with learning disabilities. Parents with Special Needs children or Special needs educators should contact Saving Grace Special Needs Homeschool for more information about our Special Needs Curriculum.
Education is becoming more digital every day and as more awareness is being raised for students with special needs, our Special Needs Curriculum was created to help students with Special Educational Needs reach their greatest potential.
Many of our parents have reiterated that their child benefits greatly from our Special Needs Curriculum saying that traditional school was very frustrating and that Text Based Homeschooling was too challenging and high in volume for their child. Their children are now enjoying the flexibility and distraction-free environment of online homeschooling with Saving Grace Special Needs Homeschool.
Our classes are all recorded so you can replay them slowly over and over again until you get everything. You also can work in a course as long as I want to because there is no bell to make me stop and move to the next class. Nobody is throwing spit wads, goofing around distracting me, or being disrespectful toward the teacher.
All children have a unique learning style, and children with autism are no different. The use of visual aids, hands-on projects, or videos allows them to choose the style of learning that works best for them. Our Online teachers can customize their lessons to make sure every child learns with the tools that are best for them.
On top of learning difficulties, social situations can be stressful and discouraging for special needs children. Some may not pick up on social cues. Others may be bullied. Online education allows children to interact with peers on their own terms with activities, clubs, and play time.
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