When Spelling You See was published, I was an early adopter. Being a brand-new representative to Demme Learning and a longtime homeschool mom, I
Math-U-See Helped Prepare William for College
Math-U-See Helped Prepare William for College
This summer I attended a dozen homeschool conferences and heard many wonderful testimonials of how Math-U-See had helped families and students. At one
Does My Child Still Need to Learn Handwriting?
Does My Child Still Need to Learn Handwriting?
Now that much of our written communication takes place with keyboards and touch screens, is handwriting still relevant? Why can’t young children move
Copyright Law and Its Implications for Publishers and Customers
Copyright Law and Its Implications for Publishers and Customers
Humans love creating things. We write, draw, paint, play music, shoot movies, and code computer programs. Imagine painting a beautiful landscape.
Online Classes: An Educational Option Worth Exploring
Online Classes: An Educational Option Worth Exploring
When I began my homeschooling journey 21 years ago with my firstborn, I wasn’t thinking about high school. With a five-year-old, my concerns were
Teach Math-U-See Effectively With These Four Steps
Teach Math-U-See Effectively With These Four Steps
If you are a long-time user of Math-U-See, you know that its recommended approach to teaching math is different than many other programs. If you are
Spelling You See: Not Just for Beginning Spellers
Spelling You See: Not Just for Beginning Spellers
Some parents have asked whether Spelling You See is suitable for use with junior high and high school students who may read well but need more help
Copywork Benefits & Tips
Copywork Benefits & Tips
What is Copywork? Copywork is a learning practice where you learn skills by copying a selected passage by hand. The passage can come from a variety
What You Should Know About Dysgraphia
What You Should Know About Dysgraphia
I was certain for a number of years that my eldest son had dysgraphia. His handwriting was abominable. He would bring me things he had written and ask