Micro-schools and Pod Learning
These students enjoy flexible, personalized learning that adapts curriculum as needed. Kids interact with their peers to develop social skills and emotional growth. For pod learning, parents can share the responsibilities of homeschooling and have the option to bring in educators. For micro-schools, small classrooms mean educators thoroughly get to know their students and how to best support them. And with the use of virtual learning, school can come with you wherever you go.
How to Create a Structured Homeschool Routine That Works
A structured homeschool routine can include plenty of outdoor learning time. The students in the picture are searching for petroglyphs during their weekly class.
Embracing Neurodiversity: How Homeschooling Unlocks Potential for Neurodiverse Children
“Homeschooling holds immense promise for neurodiverse children, offering a nurturing and empowering alternative to traditional education. By embracing neurodiversity, tailoring learning environments, providing individualized support, and fostering a love for learning, homeschooling empowers neurodiverse children to thrive, embrace their unique strengths, and reach their full potential. As we continue to champion inclusivity and diversity in education, let us celebrate the rich tapestry of neurodiversity and the boundless possibilities it holds for every child.”
All About The Neurodiverse Learning Retreat
Learn more about our 4-day Neurodiverse Learning Retreat, what it offers for families, educators, and more!
