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Opinions on A History of US by Joy Hakim
thescrappyhomeschooler replied to sdobis's topic in K-8 Curriculum Board
So, what you're saying is that it's unpatriotic to be apologetic for slavery, Jim Crow laws, Japanese internment, forcibly removing people from their homelands and giving them crappy land in return, and all the other atrocities and foibles of our nation? Interesting. I always thought that being patriotic meant trying to get our leaders to actually uphold our values. -
Help with processing speed
thescrappyhomeschooler replied to thescrappyhomeschooler's topic in The Learning Challenges Board
They showed me the test and his results. I could see that he had a lot of trouble with it. I could see that I would have been able to do it much better than he had. And having homeschooled him for 7 years, I definitely am familiar with his areas of challenge. I'm looking for ways to help him. To what forum are you referring? -
Help with processing speed
thescrappyhomeschooler replied to thescrappyhomeschooler's topic in The Learning Challenges Board
Lol. This sounds exactly like my kid. -
Homeschool Students with Autism in College
thescrappyhomeschooler replied to CarolLD's topic in The Learning Challenges Board
Well, I have a son was diagnosed with Asperger's back when they still called it that, but he's only in 8th grade. I do foresee him going to college. My husband's cousin has a son who has much more severe autistic symptoms than my son, and he managed to get through R.I.T. and graduate and is now working full-time, I believe as an IT guy. He was not homeschooled, but his mother was very actively engaged in getting him through school. So, I don't have the personal experience, yet, but wanted to let you know that it can be done. -
I recently had my 13 yr. old go through a complete ed psych eval, and he did really well in most areas, but his processing speed was very, very low. It has gone down since he had testing for an IEP 3 years ago. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for activities or programs to help increase his processing speed. He is a 2e kid- diagnosed HFA with verbal skills off the charts, but I've been told his very slow processing speed is a learning disability. This is our 7th year homeschooling, apart from a two-month stint in public school in 5th grade. TIA, Lynne
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I'd need a gluten free hamantaschen recipe. I should experiment with that. My kids will get them at the Purim carnival at temple on Friday.
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Yes! Exactly. Where else in the "real world" do people put up with being physically assaulted on a regular basis and that is considered okay? It's not okay at all. When my husband didn't agree with me on homeschooling, I pointed out that I didn't agree with him on public schooling, so we were at an impasse. Why should my opinion count for less than his? That approach changed his mind.
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I just figure that person is lonely. If it's in a place like the waiting room at a doctor's office, the time is limited, so I just usually nod and make little comments like you did.
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