Taking a Developmental Approach to Special Needs Homeschooling

Using the Charlotte Mason Method

What Form or grade should your child be in? How do you know where to place your child within the Charlotte Mason method? What are the steps your child needs to take next?

"Every child is a PERSON, not a diagnosis."

- Amy Bodkin, Ed.S.

A Developmental Approach to the Charlotte Mason Method

Amy Bodkin, Ed.S., Special Needs Consultant at CMP, takes a Developmental approach to special needs homeschooling with the Charlotte Mason method – because every child has unique strengths and weaknesses. Every child is a PERSON, not a diagnosis.

Guidance from a Professional, Certified Expert

Amy knows what she’s talking about! She has more than 15 years of experience as a School Psychologist and Special Needs Consultant. And she’s a homeschooling mom!

Here are some of her credentials:

Educational Specialist Degree (Ed.S.) with an emphasis in Neuropsychology
Masters Degree in Educational Psychology
Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology

She’s helped so many families through her Special Needs Consultations. And now she’s helping even more families through the Special Needs Developmental Form Guide.

"It's about taking the NEXT STEP developmentally."

- Amy Bodkin, Ed.S.

Homeschooling Step by Step

Amy created the Special Needs Developmental Guide to help you pinpoint where your child is on the “developmental ladder” and help you know what the correct steps are to help him get to the next rung on that ladder.

In this video, I interviewed Amy about the Developemntal Guide and how it will help you homeschool more successfully and with less frustration.

“It’s very much a building approach, everything builds upon the other. It’s about taking the next step developmentally.”