Whether you are new to homeschooling, a veteran homeschooler, considering taking the plunge, or just looking for practical ideas for your student conventions and virtual events like our round tables are great places to gain information to help you get the most out of your experience.
Throughout the year we host a variety of free virtual events and attend a number of conventions. Check back frequently as we add events often.
Join us for a discussion about how to evaluate your homeschool year thus far, and what kinds of possible changes you may make in […]
December is a common time for homeschool families to assess their original school year plan, evaluate what you (and your students) have learned, and […]
It can be SO hard to get back to a routine after the holidays. What is important NOW, and how do you readjust to […]
What happens when you find yourself unexpectedly without your normal school routine? How do you maintain your student’s learning, and even perhaps make up […]
Free Virtual Event Accelerated Individualized Mastery (AIM) interventions have been game changers for so many families. How do you keep the forward momentum of […]
Free Virtual Event What happens when you find yourself unexpectedly without your normal school routine? How do you maintain your student’s learning, and even […]
Free Virtual Event Join us for this very special interview with Steve Demme, the creator of Math-U-See and founder of Building Faith Families. Hear […]
In the Math-U-See world, the manipulatives ARE critical to successful instruction—but parents often miss how to capitalize on them. Join us for a conversation […]
Free Virtual Event With WriteShop joining the Demme Learning family, please join us to hear how this interactive writing program can conquer the most […]
Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the RV Show in Richmond, VA. Conventions are a great way to ask questions, browse, […]
As homeschool parents, we can decide whether or not grades are a part of our homeschool experience. What do we grade, WHY do we […]
We often have conversations with parents who say that everything in their math world was going along fine until long division. We know there […]