What kind of homeschool programs, curricula, styles do you use?

[apriljessy]

16. easy homeschool program

The "free" k12 programs are actually part of public school systems. They can have standardized curricula, deadlines, tests, grades, and the like. In other words, it would be akin to moving your public school classroom into your living room. Public online schools may let you do your work at home, but they are *not* home schooling.
True home schooling involves forgetting everything you have been told learning should be and putting together an education plan that best suits your needs. You decide what, when, where, and how to learn. There are no dry textbooks, workbooks, or exams unless you specifically wanted them. You can learn about history by watching documentaries and taking field trips to historical sites. Language arts can consist of reading books that interest you and writing song lyrics. You can learn math through hands - on activities. You get the idea. Home schooling is also a perfectly legal and legitimate alternative to public school. I would highly recommend home schooling, especially considering your learning difference.