Homeschooling as a working parent adds a level of complexity to raising lifelong learners. We can find ourselves overwhelmed when we're short on
Battle Stations: It’s Time to Ready the Crew to Sail the Ship Again [Show]
Battle Stations: It’s Time to Ready the Crew to Sail the Ship Again [Show]
Ready to boldly return to your homeschooling journey, exploring new worlds and ideas? In this episode, we share practical tips on setting realistic
Top 15 Homeschool Tips I Wish Someone Had Told Me Earlier [Show]
Top 15 Homeschool Tips I Wish Someone Had Told Me Earlier [Show]
Taking that first step on the homeschooling journey is often the scariest experience. The "what ifs" just overwhelm you. But If you could talk to your
Homeschooling a Special Needs Student [Show]
Homeschooling a Special Needs Student [Show]
Homeschooling parents whose children learn differently often find themselves wondering what resources are available to them and how to take advantage
The Role That Fathers Play [Show]
The Role That Fathers Play [Show]
In a family with school-age children, we often see moms as the primary implementers of everything from meals to education. However, we should not
How to Create a Micro-Business in Your Home [Show]
How to Create a Micro-Business in Your Home [Show]
We are called to be creators, not just consumers. When we start a micro-business, we are innovating and creating opportunities for ourselves and
Let’s Talk about the Fear of Doing It (Homeschooling) Wrong [Show]
Let’s Talk about the Fear of Doing It (Homeschooling) Wrong [Show]
Homeschooling is the hardest job you will ever love. But truthfully, as parents, we often wrestle with a heavy dose of self-doubt. Let's have
A Homeschooler’s Town Hall Meeting [Show]
A Homeschooler’s Town Hall Meeting [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. In this
The Generational Joy of the Homeschool Experience [Show]
The Generational Joy of the Homeschool Experience [Show]
Parents often ask themselves if they are doing the right thing by homeschooling their children. For home educators, this is a marathon (not a sprint).









