Blind Mother Wants to Homeschool Her Daughter
by Jen Levandusky
Hi Jen! Thanks for posting your question to my website. Texas is a very homeschool-friendly state, so I don't think you will have a problem IF you ever wanted to put your daughter after trying to homeschool her. Jen, I first want to encourage you to try to homeschool her. You have raised her for five years - homeschooling is just an extension of what you have already been doing at home with her. There are some programs/curriculum that may be easier for you to use with her. A computer program with audio will allow you to listen as your daughter learns. TheHeadof This article written by a homeschooling mom who is blind is encouraging. There is a yahoo group called Blindhomeschoolers that you might want to join. Although it says it for parents who homeschool blind children, I saw that they also support blind parents who are homeschooling sighted children. Other website visitors may have other suggestions for you. I will post your question to PEAH's Facebook and Twitter page. Sincerely, Heather If you have any helpful information, suggestions or resources for this mom, can you post them below? Thanks!
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