Join us as we discuss ways you can model teachability to your student, and set goals for you and your student that will change your homeschool environment this coming year.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/math-skills-teach-show/

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As a parent, how do you know when your child is ready to read? In this episode, we talk with Dr. Karen Holinga about how to thoughtfully plan the beginning of your reading journey.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/reading-readiness-show

At Demme Learning, we love to prepare content to meet families' needs, but there is never enough time to get to everything you ask of us. We are going to take a pause in preparing a set format and have a panel of veteran homeschool moms to answer your tough questions.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/homeschool-town-hall-show

You think your student is diligently working on their math assignment, and yet you find they have drawn faces in all of the zeros on their paper. Does math doodling have a purpose, and if so, how can you set expectations so your child thrives mathematically? Join us as we discuss how to make your budding artist into a confident mathematician.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/benefits-math-doodling-show/

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Parents have many opportunities to foster a love of good literature in their children. It can feel like the odds are stacked against us in this regard, especially when so much of our reading has become electronic. Join us and learn why reading a variety of different things in the beginning years is so important. Reading early and often hones students’ critical thinking skills, opens their minds to the greater world, and helps shape their understandings.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/librarian-reading-content-show

Parents love the approach WriteShop takes, but they often struggle with the large amount of instructor content necessary to teach it. In this episode, we will show you how to hack the program to make teaching it more manageable. Join us for this insightful discussion and learn how to make WriteShop work for your family.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/hacking-writeshop

Parents often express frustration at teaching their children compositional writing. Join us for a lively discussion with practical tips about teaching writing. We will give you the tools to approach this subject with confidence.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/teach-writing-show/

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Join Gretchen and Andrew Pudewa for a lively exploration of how to “hack” high school, create rich, meaningful opportunities for teenagers, and take advantage of the many options for starting to accumulate college credits while still below the traditional college age.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/crafting-college-experience-show

How do we teach our children, particularly our middle schoolers, the difference between conversation and gossip? We want to encourage the former and discourage the latter, but what does an intelligent conversation look like with tweenagers? How do we create insight for them when they meet a bully? Join us for an insightful discussion of these important topics with author Lizabeth Jenkins-Dale.

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https://demmelearning.com/blog/conversation-gossip-difference-show

If you’re a parent who doesn’t see yourself as mathematically adept, it can feel difficult to create a successful mathematical environment for your student. What if you could “flip the script” and learn alongside your student? Join us for a discussion about fostering your own mathematical success so you can model it for your students.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/heart-math-show/

This episode was previously created as a webinar and was not created with the audio listener in mind.