Rapier Reviews’s Reviews > Homeschooling Wildflowers: Bring Your Child with Dyslexia, ADHD, Dysgraphia, or Dyscalculia Back to Their Natural Environment > Status Update
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“The broken school system sometimes convinces us that our child is the one who is broken, and we must constantly try to change them so that they will fit into a classroom environment. For my own children though, I have imagined something different. I have created an environment where they can be themselves while I can actively tend to their needs, nourish their interests , and watch their strengths grow.”
— Sep 11, 2024 05:35PM
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“Children will discover their passions, if ONLY they are given the adequate time to do so.”
— Oct 01, 2024 05:45PM
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“Interest is like a seed. If you encourage it to grow, it doesn’t only go up, but spreads in different directions.”
— Sep 26, 2024 10:32PM
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“Parents are the most crucial advocates and teachers in their children’s lives. They must take the time to research, read and research some more, whether they homeschool or not.”
— Sep 13, 2024 02:08PM
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“Like many, I thought the school work, the daily schedule, and the expectations had to be the same, even though I was choosing to homeschool for the very reason that the conventional method was not only not working, but did not allow space for my children to bloom.”
— Sep 10, 2024 05:48PM
“Like many, I thought the school work, the daily schedule, and the expectations had to be the same, even though I was choosing to homeschool for the very reason that the conventional method was not only not working, but did not allow space for my children to bloom.”
