My son is special needs in high school and selute mute in school. Now, that we...

My son is special needs in high school and selute mute in school. Now, that we are doing google meet, and classroom meet I notice my son will take through the computer. I want to share with the school as this Covid 19 is not a good thing, my son is benefiting from it.? He is really engaged in his schoolwork at home as well?

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Children are doing homeschooling in these times of Covid 19. Further, the best practices of the homeschooling need to be shared with all since it suites a kid and thus have the benefits for all kids in general. Children need to continue their studies. The engagement of the students in homeschooling is its best aspect. The benefits of homeschooling are:

· The child gets the comfort of home so the current needs of schooling can be done in such a case,

· Academic flexibility for the students are higher,

· The community involvement for the children of special needs is met in such ways.

· The Academic flexibility for the students are higher,

· The children get more time for themselves in such a process,

· It’s efficient and meaningful learning is got in homeschooling well.

Hence, the Google meeting for the parents and the guardians needs to hear this from you to encourage homeschooling. The way it has helped the child with special needs makes the scope larges with other parents to try it and see the engagements for them.

keosha answered 1 year ago

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