In this age of technology, parents can have a hard time knowing how to help a teenager who still struggles with handwriting. In this discussion, Occupational Therapist Katie Roe discusses how to help your student when handwriting struggles plague their efforts.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/handwriting-struggles-teenager-show

You are seven to nine weeks into your homeschool year. It’s time to do a little evaluation of what is working and what could be working better. Join us as we explore questions you should be asking to turn up your academic progress to its best.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/report-card-evaluate-progress-show

Everyone has a preference for how they like to learn, and by careful observation, most homeschool parents can discern their student’s learning preferences from an early age. What are some of the benefits (and pitfalls) from tailoring your student’s learning experiences to their preferences? Join us for a lively discussion of learning styles, from multiple angles.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/learning-styles-show/

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

Colleen Kessler, talented blogger, author, podcaster, and gifted encourager, joined us to talk about inspiring differently-wired students and twice-exceptional kids. What are effective strategies for you when your kids are quirky, passionate, and intense? Colleen brings a wealth of ideas on how to spark a passionate, lifelong learning experience in your students and provides practical encouragement for homeschool moms on this incredible journey. If you are the parent of a differently wired child, this episode is for you.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/quirky-student-colleen-kessler-show/

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

Join successful author and homeschool graduate Millie Florence for an insightful conversation about encouraging middle-grade students to find their inner author voice in their writing. Millie brings a wealth of talent and inspiration to help students tap into their creativity. Millie will talk about her writing, inspirations, and how she has created opportunities to coach young authors. Join us for this conversation on inspiring the writer inside YOUR student.

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

Join us as we give you ideas on how to instill a love of learning in your family. We will provide practical tips, suggestions, and good old-fashioned wisdom about raising the whole child. 

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/love-learning-show/

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

Most kids don’t learn time management naturally. As parents, we so often feel like our students don’t manage their time well. Join us as we discuss the facts about teaching time management more effectively. This episode will have information for parents of all age students, but will be particularly helpful to families with children who are middle school and high school age.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/student-time-management-skills-show/

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

Can these small habits really lead to a more successful, less stressful homeschool year? Join us as we discuss ways to set yourself up for success as you begin another year of adventure with your family.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/habits-homeschool-success-show

Handwriting can be the hardest struggle in so many households. Join us for insight into current research as to why handwriting is so important, as well as some tips and tricks to make it easier.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/handwriting-show/

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

Parents frequently ask us at what point should their students be responsible for their own academics. Join us for a discussion of how to intentionally transfer the responsibility to your student and learn what to expect as you engage in the process.

Show notes:
https://demmelearning.com/blog/creating-responsibility-show