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A group of students and their teacher view historic sculptures at a museum.

January 18, 2023

5 Fun Social Studies Activities to Liven Up Your Lessons

5 Fun Social Studies Activities to Liven Up Your Lessons

History is an important subject that often gets shoved into the shadows while math, reading, and writing take the spotlight. There’s a great deal of

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Category iconHistory,  Teaching Tips

Little boy holding a cardboard box full of toys and craft supplies to donate.

November 30, 2022

Community Involvement: 5 Ways Families Can Help Others

Community Involvement: 5 Ways Families Can Help Others

Empathy is often learned, and one of the best ways to teach your children to have compassion for others is by providing them with opportunities to

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Research continually affirms that parental engagement is crucial for children’s academic success.

August 5, 2021

Parental Engagement: Benefits, Tips, and Research

Parental Engagement: Benefits, Tips, and Research

3 Tips on How to Be Engaged in the Lives of Your Children Our kids need us to interact with them and guide them in their education. As parents, we

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Category iconParental Engagement

Why is it that summertime can bring out the worst in children and their parents? They both thrive on structure.

June 9, 2021

3 Ideas to Help Your Family Thrive This Summer

3 Ideas to Help Your Family Thrive This Summer

When the final day of school is checked off the calendar, students and parents alike breathe a sigh of relief. Often parents look forward to flexible

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Category iconGuest Post,  Parental Engagement

In the busy society we live in, intergenerational learning is often minimal or even absent.

April 7, 2021

The Importance of Intergenerational Learning for Young & Old

The Importance of Intergenerational Learning for Young & Old

Grandparents are important and so is intergenerational learning. In the busy society we live in, intergenerational learning is often minimal or even

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When we engage with flesh-and-blood people, maybe helping fix that flat tire, shovel that sidewalk, or share those homemade cookies, we are able to remember that none of us are just a walking collection of political ideas.

March 4, 2021

Civic Health in 2021: How to Engage With Your Community

Civic Health in 2021: How to Engage With Your Community

If you’re like me, you’re probably concerned about the civic health of our nation. Our public discourse is increasingly vitriolic, all efforts at

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Category iconCivic Engagement

There are things we could learn from Sweden, but it turns out that freedom-loving America might have something to teach Sweden too.

June 26, 2020

Sweden Should Trust Parents with Educational Choices

Sweden Should Trust Parents with Educational Choices

It is something of a pastime for political pundits to unfavorably compare America to Sweden. Whether it’s healthcare or parental leave or early

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Category iconParental Engagement

So many adults dislike math, don’t understand it, and are uncomfortable with it. Learn why, and how YOU can teach math.

November 29, 2019

How to Teach Math Even If You HATE It (Like Me!)

How to Teach Math Even If You HATE It (Like Me!)

Despite the fact that I work for Demme Learning, math is one of my least favorite subjects. In fact, it was probably the greatest barrier for me

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When your student is suffering, it’s easy to overlook the signs and mislabel it. We can reduce this stress by building math confidence in your student.

November 22, 2019

How to Build Math Confidence in Your Struggling Math Student

How to Build Math Confidence in Your Struggling Math Student

Math anxiety can be hard to distinguish. When your student is suffering, it’s easy to overlook the signs and label it as laziness or an unwillingness

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