Homeschooling Special-Needs Children
Strategies for Teaching Children with Learning Disabilities
Homeschooling Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Children
Homeschooling Blind or Vision-Impaired Children
Advantages of Home Teaching Children with Developmental Deficit
Questions and Answers Concerning Special Needs, OT, PT, and Speech Services
Counseling, Testing, and Tutoring Resources
Homeschoolers Take Special-Needs Case to Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
ARTICLES
Kick Off Your Running Shoes! - Cathy Steere
Homeschooling Children with Learning Disabilities - Kathy Kuhl
Four Misconceptions about Homeschooling Struggling Learners - Kathy Kuhl
LINKS
NATHHAN (National Challenged Homeschoolers Associated Network)
NATHHAN's purpose is to encourage homeschooling families with special-needs children, in ways that glorify the Lord Jesus Christ, and to find Christian homes for children with special needs.
Too Wise to be Mistaken, Too Good to be Unkind: Christian Parents Contend with Autism - An inspiring book by Cathy Steere.
Homeschooling with Asperger's - An online guide by Julie Knapp.
H.I.S. Place for Help in School - A site featuring various resources expressly designed to help parents of children with special needs. Put together by Judi Munday, author of the special-needs section in the Virginia Homeschool Manual.
IAHP - An institute that seeks to help all children reach their full potential while recognizing that parents are a child's best teacher. They have programs and resources developed for children with autism and brain injuries.
NEW LINK! Timberdoodle's Autism Center - A blog, resources, product reviews, and more from a long-time homeschool company.