How Does Homeschooling Work, Anyway? How To Homeschool Your Gifted Or Twice

Exceptional Child

A Presentation at the 32nd Annual SENG Conference, 2014

Overview

Each state has its own homeschooling laws

List of state information available: http://a2zhomeschooling.com/regional/regional_worldwide_homeschooling/

California information: http://www.californiahomeschool.net/howTo/legOpt.htm

Types of homeschooling

Some great materials

Michael Clay Thompson’s materials http://www.rfwp.com/pages/michael-clay-thompson/

Jacob’s Ladder (Prufrock Press)

Singapore Math

Science Fusion

Vocabulary Cartoons

Life of Fred

Some great third party course providers – not accredited

G3 (www.onlineg3.com)

AOPS (Art of Problem Solving)

A3 (Athena’s Advanced Academy)

Lukeion

Live Online Math

Some third party course providers –accredited

Scholars Online

Stanford University Online High School

Laurel Springs

University of Missouri Online High School

BYU Online High School

Gifted Learning Links from Center for Talent Development (Northwestern)

Foreign Language Resources

Further learning and “socialization”

Co-ops, support groups Grandparents

Mentoring Universities and Libraries

Volunteering Book clubs

There is no typical day

Learning Contracts

State university system – what courses do they need to see?

NCAA – what will they approve?

Keep track of courses, books on ongoing basis

What need if return to brick and mortar school?

General Resources for information and support

GHF (Gifted Homeschoolers Forum) How to Work and Homeschool by Pamela Price

Creative Home Schooling by Lisa Rivero Hs2college

Find me:www.lynnelizabethmarlowe.com

Lynn@lynnelizabethmarlowe.com

Acknowledgments:Pixabay (for the pictures)American Public University System