Helping Families Achieve Success with Learning in the Home Setting
- Early Academic Intervention Specialist for the Home Setting or Learning Pod Setting
- Expert in the area of twice-exceptional, gifted, and students with learning disabilities
- Academic and Homeschool Coach for Families, Co-ops, Charters, and Learning Pods
Dr. Deanna Westedt is helping parents and homeschool organizations maximize their homeschool experience to bring out the full potential of learning in the home setting. She tackles the most common and difficult challenges of homeschool, drawing from both personal homeschool experience and blending that with developmental and learning theory. Her unique understanding of the homeschool lifestyle combined with her research into scaffolding learning for all kinds of learners, including those with learning disabilities and giftedness, makes her guidance second to none!
She walks alongside families and homeschooling groups to provide them with solutions balanced with a lens of compassion and flexibility. Sharing strategies developed in her own home as she taught her two boys, her passion is to provide these tools to families for learning success!
For co-ops, charters, and other organizations, bring Dr. Westedt’s knowledge and insight through the learning environment that works best for you: as keynote speaker, in-service class, training workshop, or BITTM mini event. She can join you in-person or online.
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Want to learn more about how Dr. Westedt can help? Schedule a complementary phone conversation to discuss your needs and wants:
PD Online
Deanna offers a wide-range of online training, such as seminars, bite-sized training topics, and one-on-one coaching. Empower your staff through online training.
PD In-Person
In-person events with Deanna can transform how you approach your twice-exceptional students. She leads training events for educators, students, and parents.
Resources
Free articles, white papers, and suggested books on the subject of twice-exceptional children and how to educate them effectively.
How to Get Your Child Ready to Read: 3 Ways to Fit Word Play in Your Day!
I remember the overwhelming feeling of having a newborn baby and realizing how much of a blank little slate he was! Up until that point, most of my experience with children was of the 5 and up set, as I had been teaching for several years at that point. Fortunately, I quickly learned that children’s…
Finding Your Homeschool Groove After the Holidays!
Getting started on anything can be just about the hardest thing out there, amiright?! It was true in elementary school whenever faced with a clean sheet of Steno notebook paper (crispness, be darned!) and it still stands the test of time today all too often. What can be even harder is picking up the momentum…
Prioritizing the Play
I talk to so many homeschooling moms that feel overwhelmed by the pressure they place upon themselves to get everything “just right” when it comes to their children’s development. Especially in the younger years, the societal expectations can start to seep in, no matter how hard we try to focus on our children’s developmental pathway.…
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