The Demme Learning Show

Music history, arts, and culture should be a part of your homeschool curriculum and Dr. Carol makes a compelling case for including them in your homeschool journey.

We will delve into the specific academic standards, course requirements, and documentation processes that homeschoolers must meet to participate in collegiate sports.

We'll explore how his high school internship opportunity repairing computers at a local company transformed his interest into a career and how this experience opened doors to his professional life beyond college.

We'll focus on learning why he chose a trade over college, how his high school math background plays a role in his work, and the motivations behind his decision.

Join us for an insightful discussion on navigating the delicate art of letting go and equipping your students with the skills they need to confidently embrace adulthood's responsibilities.

From traditional, structured learning to more relaxed, unschooling methods, the options can feel overwhelming. Careful consideration of the "how" of homeschooling can be as important as the curriculum you use.

Before making any drastic changes to your curriculum or assuming it's your student, join us for an insightful discussion to explore the root of the disconnect and discover effective solutions.

Join us for an insightful conversation about merging the best elements of homeschooling with the structure and resources of a private education, creating a dynamic and collaborative learning environment.

Whether you're a seasoned homeschooling family or just embarking on your homeschooling journey, attending a homeschool conference can be a transformative experience.

Math stress can be paralyzing, but it doesn't have to be. Vanessa Vakharia understands the root of math stress and offers practical strategies to overcome it.

In this episode, we discuss why incorporating a physical education routine into your homeschool journey is essential for the health and success of the entire family.

Homeschooling as a working parent adds a level of complexity to raising lifelong learners. We can find ourselves overwhelmed when we're short on intention, temperance, or clarity.

Veteran homeschool moms share their positive experiences with WriteShop and how it has impacted students in their homeschool group. If you're considering WriteShop, don't miss this informative conversation.

We discuss how to use culinary science to empower students to become intuitive cooks, not just recipe followers.

Enjoy this thought-provoking discussion on effectively placing your student in a mastery or skills-based program.

In this conversation with John Notgrass, we explore how Laura's lifelong curiosity continues to shape our world. As a historical actor, John is passionate about sharing stories from the past to inspire and educate today's audiences.

Ready to boldly return to your homeschooling journey, exploring new worlds and ideas? In this episode, we share practical tips on setting realistic goals, fostering a love of learning, and prioritizing family well-being.

In this insightful and personal discussion with Ethan Demme, CEO of Demme Learning, we discuss how to use the great outdoors to create internal peace with your children.

In this episode, we guide you through the process of launching a homeschool group, drawing on the experiences of those who have successfully done it before.

Discover how to provide a personalized learning experience in a supportive community. Small group environments offer the best of both worlds: the independence of individual instruction and the camaraderie of like-minded peers.

In this episode, seasoned Demme Learning users share their top tips and insights on how to enhance group learning experiences.

In this episode, we talk with leaders who have successfully implemented small groups using Demme Learning resources. They share their insights on what makes a small group work, from fostering collaboration to navigating challenges.

In this episode, we have an in-depth discussion of struggle, its roots, and how to get the most out of whatever math curriculum you are using.

There is so much joy in watching a child develop a love of reading. What do you do when you don't see that happening in your household? Gain practical problem-solving tips for reading and spelling, and enjoy this informative discussion.

In this episode, we talk with vision therapist Dr. Megan Petty about the root causes of vision dysfunction and how it can affect your child's ability to learn, regulate emotionally, and be content as they grow up.

Play isn't just a break or relief from serious learning, play IS a child's work and involves serious learning. Come learn how, when, and why playing matters.

Join us for an insightful conversation about goal-setting, never giving up on your dreams and the ability to juggle life and children with Andrea Ormsby.

Join us for a lively discussion with Jonathan Brush, president and CEO of Unbound, to talk about having conversations with your high schooler now to prepare them for the future. We will explore attitudes to develop in your student and essentials you need to know as you prepare your students to leave the nest.

Math-U-See's Accelerated Individualized Mastery (AIM) interventions have been the difference maker for so many families. Understanding how to get the most out of the program is critical to student success.

Beginning a high school experience with your homeschooler can be exciting—and maybe a little scary. Join us for this lively discussion about things to consider as you enter the precious high school years.

In this exciting conversation with the author of Visual Thinking, Dr. Temple Grandin, she outlines how our verbal world tends to sideline those who think visually.

In this panel discussion, a group of veteran homeschool moms share their wisdom on what to focus on and what to let go of. This episode is perfect for someone beginning their homeschool journey.

Join us to learn Mr. D's secrets of test-taking tips and techniques from his SAT Boot Camp. Focusing on math and the language of the SAT, learn what your students really need to know before taking the math section of the SAT.

How can the Math-U-See methodologies and materials set your student with Attention Deficit Disorder up for success? Join us as we review how to implement strategies that will make your student more mathematically successful.

Join us as we have a conversation full of history, encouragement, and joy as we discuss how history studies can positively impact both you and your students.

As a student approaches high school math, a parent's role has to change. We may not be as involved in the day-to-day instruction, but our influence and encouragement are essential to our student's success.

Join Gretchen Roe and Kim Kautzer, the founder of WriteShop, as they discuss the legacy that WriteShop has created and how you can utilize this terrific program for your own children. Learn about the origins of WriteShop, its family-friendly methods to get even the most reluctant writers to find their inner muse, and the joy of teaching your children to put their thoughts into words.

Blending the joy of the life you are already living with your homeschool journey can be translated into exciting unit study experiences. Join us for an insightful conversation with Cynthia Holt and Justine LoMonaco, founders of the Learn + Live Letter program.

In the wildly changing landscape of the Internet, how on earth do we keep personal information private and protect our families from dark online content? There are so many solutions, but how do you know which one is right for your family? How can parents stay ahead of their students to keep them safe without curtailing their freedoms?In this insightful conversation, Francie Black helps us prioritize and navigate keeping our students safe online.

Dr. Karen Holinga is the author of Spelling You See and a homeschool pioneer. Join us as we learn about Dr. Holinga's inspirational story and how she has helped thousands of students read proficiently and spell adeptly.

Join us for a conversation about how important engaging with Math-U-See's bridge materials is and how they will help you set your algebraic student up for success.

Let's talk about recognizing gifted kids and the misperceptions that get in the way. We'll discuss how to support, curate, and advocate, as well as how you can find resources and community as their parent.

Join Gretchen Roe and Meredith Taylor for a discussion on where to begin and how to flourish. Parents will learn practical advice and also how SCAIHS could support them in their journey.

How queenly is the queen bee? Is it true she rules the hive, or does the hive drive her? Spend an hour with us learning the craft and science of beekeeping and why this age-old art is essential to the survival of our planet. Come away with a project to create a native pollinator house.

In this episode, we speak with Dalia Monterroso, Chickenlandia's President, and learn how a simple backyard hobby might just change your life.

Join us for an insightful conversation about how to teach students about the cultures of the world as they explore multisensory learning opportunities through different cultures' cuisines.

Before a student begins their high school math experiences, they need to have a set of skills in place. As a parent, how do you recognize what skills are necessary and how to foster them? This discussion will center on what skill sets students need as they step into the world of pre-algebra and beyond.

Join us for this special conversation with Steve Demme, founder of Math-U-See and Building Faith and Family and chief encourager of fathers in the roles they play in their families.

In this conversation on primitive reflexes, we provide a comprehensive review exploring their definition, functions, and the critical role they play in shaping our children's abilities.

Homeschool families come in all varieties, but those who serve our country have unique circumstances and obligations that most of us do not normally consider in our homeschool journeys. Join us for a special conversation with Natalie Mack, MEd, HSLDA Military Community Outreach Coordinator, and homeschooling mom, as we talk about military service, military family life, and how well-prepared homeschoolers can be for a future military service career.

Ever felt the nudge to start your own business? Perhaps you have a talent or passion that you've considered monetizing, like baking or gardening. If this sounds exciting to you, learn some basics for starting your own micro-business!