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A Step-by-Step Guide for Creating a Comprehensive and Easy to Use Individualized Education Program for Your Homeschooled Child with Mild to Severe Disabilities.
Tired of wondering whether your are achieving any level of educational success with your homeschooled child? Want help to KNOW you have met your goals and can reliably measure success? Want to have confidence in your methods and approach?
ASPIRE 2 GROW
You have chosen to homeschool your child with disabilities. Congratulations! Now what? Do you feel overwhelmed by this daunting task? Adrift in an ocean of uncertainty? Not sure what goals to focus on or if a goal is even achievable? Do you have a plan of action? Is it clearly articulated and designed to be achievable?
You need to have a plan in order to achieve success. The plan must include a deep understanding of the individual’s need, the development of measurable goals, and it must be comprehensive to ensure success. You need the Aspire 2 Grow guide to help you develop an individual education program (IEP) for your child with disabilities. It is written for the homeschool family and includes reproducible forms. This is an invaluable resource that you will use over and over again. It will easily pay for itself in the first year and can be used throughout your child’s educational career. Step-by-step instructions are provided to assist in developing a plan that is simple to use yet comprehensive enough to measure learning and growth. It is appropriate for your child and respects your family’s values. You will never feel alone in developing a proven plan that is individualized, comprehensive and simple to use.
About Michele Goddard
I am a School Psychologist who has worked in the field of special education for over a decade with specializations in the development of individual education programs, student assessment, goal setting and program development. I have worked collaboratively with many types of families and specifically understand the needs related to homeschooling a child with mild to severe disabilities. I draw from my years of experience developing collaborative educational plans for children and families in the public school setting. Why shouldn't home school families have access to the same resources in order to devise a personal and efficient plan that leads to a desired outcome?
A Step-by-Step Guide for Creating a Comprehensive and Easy to Use Individualized Education Program for Your Homeschooled Child with Mild to Severe Disabilities.
Tired of wondering whether your are achieving any level of educational success with your homeschooled child? Want help to KNOW you have met your goals and can reliably measure success? Want to have confidence in your methods and approach?
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