Resources
Parent Support
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Catholic Education: Homeward Bound, A Useful Guide to Catholic Home Schooling, Kimberly Hahn & Mary Hasson, Ignatius Press, 1996. |
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A Catholic Homeschool Treasury: Nurturing Children's Love for Learning Rachel Mackson and Maureen Wittmann, Eds. Ignatius Press. |
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The Catholic Homeschooling Companion, Maureen Wittmann with Rachel Mackson, 2006. |
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Designing Your Own Classical Curriculum by Laura Berquist., Ignatius Press. |
Mail Order Sources
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Adoremus Books 888.392.1973 www.adoremusbooks.com |
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By Way of the Family |
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Our Father’s House |
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Heritage Curriculum |
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Emmanuel Books |
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St. George Catholic Books and Gifts 888.841.3456 www.stgeorgebooks.com |
Valuable Links
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Alpha Omega 866.954.9777 (Horizons Math K through grade 6) www.aop.com |
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The Lost Tools of Learning by Dorothy Sayers |
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The Vatican: The Holy See |
Dealing with Learning Challenges
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Learning Outside the Lines: Two Ivy League Students with Learning Disabilities and ADHD Give You the Tools for Academic Success and Educational Revolution by Jonathan Mooney, David Cole. |
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Raising a Right Brained Child in a Left Brained World. by Laurie Parsons and Jeffrey Freed "Attention Deficit Disorder” (ADD) is described in current medical literature as a neurological syndrome that has three primary symptoms: impulsivity, distractibility, and hyperactivity or excess..." (more) |
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Reading Reflex, Carmen McGuinness and Geoffrey McGuinness This method has been proven to be effective in teaching reading to children who otherwise would be struggling, particularly those with learning disabilities. The key to this method is that letters and letter combinations are codes that represent or stand for a sound. Includes: Simple diagnostic tests to determine your child's reading level. |
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Teenagers With ADD: A Parents Guide by Chris A. Zeigler Dendy. April 1999 |
