Category: Homeschool Learners

Differentiated Instruction: Empowered Teaching with Technology

In the dynamic landscape of education, one size does not fit all. Every student brings a unique set of strengths, experiences, and learning preferences to the classroom. As educators, it’s our responsibility to embrace this diversity and ensure that every student has the accessibility and opportunity to thrive. However, we recognize that to effectively address […]

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Teaching with Technology: Enhancing Personalized Learning

Join us in this blog series as we explore the journey of personalized learning in reading instruction. From the challenges students face to the innovative strategies employed by educators, each post will spotlight the transformative power of personalized, individualized, and differentiated instruction in unlocking students’ full potential. Teaching with technology can be a challenge, but […]

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A Dyslexic Student Finds Success with MindPlay

A Veteran Educator Finds Success with Her Daughter Using MindPlay Reading During the Pandemic MindPlay is a financially accessible solution that targets K-12 students. Erica is an educator, homeschooler, and private tutor with a special certification in Structured Literacy. A parent of two children with dyslexia, she does her part to help find solutions as […]

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“I love MindPlay! Love it!”

“My 13 year old son began using mind play at age 12 and in grade 7. His phonics level was at at or near grade 1. His reading was at or near grade 3. We were desperate! I pulled him out of school and we started Mindplay. It is less than 1 year and he […]

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Online Tool for Struggling Readers

(The following was originally published on http://www.ourgoodfamily.org) I’ve mentioned before that Sophie struggled to read, and I felt like a failure as both a homeschool mom and a parent. We kept working though, and once everything clicked I never find her without a book in her hand! Bella, having listened to her sister complain about reading is now […]

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MindPlay Reading for Dyslexic Learners

Homeschooling with Dyslexia and Struggling Readers (The following was originally published on https://www.laramolettiere.com) Dyslexia is a challenge. It is also a gift of sorts, allowing the person to view the world in a different way. Learning to build our homeschool curriculum choices around dyslexia has been a rewarding and sometimes frustrating journey. Because Mr. T wants […]

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Struggling Readers & A Program That Works

(The following was originally published on http://faithfilledparenting.com) DISCLAIMER: I RECEIVED A TRIAL PERIOD OF THIS PRODUCT FOR FREE, WAS COMPENSATED FOR MY TIME. ALL OPTIONS ARE HONEST, I WAS NOT REQUIRED TO WRITE A POSITIVE REVIEW, AND I USE THIS PROGRAM DAILY WITH MY CHILDREN. Before I had kids, I would dream of what my life would […]

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MindPlay Awarded 2018 Best Homeschool Curriculum & Resource

March 9, 2018—Tucson, AZ—MindPlay online reading and literacy publisher today announced it has been recognized as one of How to Homeschool’s Best Homeschool Curriculum & Resources of 2018. The award honors the best homeschool products for kids that provide breadth, depth and engagement, says How to Homeschool.com. “It is hard to find new and unique […]

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Homeschooled 5th Grader Jumps Two Grade Levels with MindPlay

The Reading Challenge: a dyslexic homeschooled fifth-grader is reading at the third-grade level. Anna’s Story: In fifth grade, the shift from a self-contained, multi-subject classroom to a middle-school model of six different periods, subjects and teachers proved too great a challenge for Anna, who was already doing her best to cope with dyslexia. Says Anna’s […]

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