Addressing the 3 Ns for Better Learning Outcomes
When a child struggles with learning, there is often an underlying problem. You may or may not have a diagnosis or be able to afford therapy to help your child if you do. Take heart. There are three areas within your control at home that can improve your child’s learning: nurture, nutrition and neurological organization. Learn why these three areas are key and how addressing them has the potential to improve your child’s learning outcomes. The strategies you learn in this workshop can be applied at home without spending a dime.
Stephanie Buckwalter is a veteran homeschool mom of over twenty years with five children who have a variety of learning profiles, including gifted, mild learning struggles, and nonverbal with moderate intellectual disability. To improve outcomes for her diverse learners, she combined her knowledge of various homeschooling methods with training and research in neurological development and right-brain teaching methods. Her innovations include Visual Phonograms, the Three E Method, and Spell As U Go, a spelling and communication program for nonverbal students. Stephanie has a BA in literary studies and has written books for the school library market, encyclopedia entries, and now publishes homeschool curriculum and resources at Adapted Home Education. She is an educational consultant specializing in students who don’t read, write, speak or do math, and those stuck perpetually in elementary school.
