Homeschooling a child with Down syndrome works when you lean into the cognitive profile that's actually there: visual-spatial strengths, multisensory learning, repetition, and patience with timing. Here's the curriculum approach, the resources that work, and what to realistically expect.

Charlotte Mason's method — living books, narration, short lessons, nature study, habit formation — produces literate, observant, well-formed kids when families commit to the daily practices. Here's how the method actually works, the curricula that implement it, and the honest tradeoffs.