Learning Styles

Not only will our children have different learning styles, but as parent/teacher we may teach according to our own learning styles. Your home school will benefit by learning to recognize which style(s) are successful for the student and teacher.

The following books provides information about how children deal with new information as they grow and develop. It explains different learning styles with examples of how to best assist the learner in his or her growth, both personal and intellectual. These books are extremely helpful for parents interested in taking an active role in their child's education and development.

• The Way They Learn: by Cynthia Ulrich Tobias

• Discover Your Childs Learning Style: by Mariaemma Willis, M.S.

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• Common Teaching Approaches: All home schooling
  materials fall into two main categories: traditional
  textbook curricula and non-textbook curricula.  

  1. Textbook Approach

  2. Non Textbook Approaches

     1. The Classical Approach

     2. The Principle Approach

     3. The Living Books and Life Experiences Approach

     4. The Unit Study Approach

     5. The Unschooling Approach

     6. The Mixed Approach

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