Understanding the Nonverbal Child's Brain
Does teaching your nonverbal student continually have you looking for new resources because nothing seems to work or at least work for long? If so, don't lose hope. There are strategies that will work for teaching your student, but you first have to know how your child's brain is working in order to know how to apply them.
Our special guest this week on Empowering Homeschool Conversations was Stephanie Buckwalter, special needs homeschooling mom, curriculum developer, and the creator of the ELARP™ Method. Stephanie shared with us about "Understanding the Nonverbal Child's Brain"
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Peggy founded SPED Homeschool in 2017 after working in the special education homeschooling industry for over a decade and now she and her team empower families across the globe to homeschool students with diverse learning needs.
She is certified by the American Association of Christian Counselors and trained as a Precept Bible Study leader. Peggy is also a professional aerial silks performer and instructor. In her free time, Peggy enjoys vegan/gluten-free cooking, paddle boarding, hiking and reading. She and her husband Doug live in League City, TX, and after 19 years of homeschooling have now graduated all three of their children from their home school.
