Finding the right math materials sometimes requires more effort than it should. Parents and instructors may move between placement guidance, lesson videos, worksheets, and digital tools, all while trying to confirm they are using the right resources for a student’s level. That extra navigation can become an unnecessary hurdle in an already full day.

The redesigned Early Access experience at New.DemmeLearning.com was built to reduce that friction. With a clearer layout and more intuitive pathways, families and instructors can locate core materials, digital supports, and tools with greater confidence and fewer steps.

This updated design reflects the needs of users who wanted a simpler path to core materials. The refreshed structure supports lesson planning for homeschool settings, as well as traditional classrooms. Whether preparing for a full instructional cycle or assisting a student through targeted practice, visitors now move through the site with a stronger sense of direction.

Why We Redesigned the Website

We’ve heard feedback from families and educators who sometimes struggled to locate the products they needed or identify an appropriate starting point for a new learner. Others shared technical challenges while navigating pages. Together, these experiences underscored the need for a digital environment that better supports instructors as they plan and teach.

The redesign focuses on creating smoother transitions between core instructional elements. Mastery-based programs depend on reliable access to lesson videos, instruction, and practice materials. When those elements are easy to locate and technically sound, instructors can stay focused on supporting students.

Demme Learning’s ongoing commitment to supporting clear and confident math instruction guided this update. A website that strengthens instructional readiness helps reduce obstacles as students build conceptual understanding.

A Navigation System That Supports Instruction

The new site structure mirrors the way many instructors approach daily math planning. Program levels appear in clearly ordered categories. Digital tools are grouped in one location. And video instruction is made accessible in a manner that makes it easy to complete lessons on the go. 

The efforts to restructure the website support a range of teaching environments.

• A homeschool parent can move from lesson explanations to printable materials with minimal navigation.
• A classroom instructor can open digital tools during a lesson and return to printed worksheets for follow-up.
• A co-op leader can review level expectations and switch to model solutions without retracing steps.

The layout responds well on desktop and mobile, supporting families and instructors who shift between devices throughout the school day. The navigation’s predictable organization reduces guesswork and supports consistent planning and confident decision-making.

Content Organization Designed for Clarity

The redesigned Early Access site groups all relevant materials into sections according to instructional purpose. This includes downloadable resources like worksheets and lesson pages, which can be accessed directly through Early Access resources. Structured categories give users a clear sense of what belongs where and how each resource fits into the learning process.

Feedback from many real-world scenarios that have been shared with us helped inform this new organization. 

• New families receive clearer direction on how to begin their Math-U-See journey.
• Returning families can find previously used items in their library without repeating multiple steps.
• Product pages outline included items and necessary components so instructors can prepare effectively.

A well-organized system supports daily planning and long-term pacing. It also helps reduce cognitive load for instructors who manage multiple learners or multiple subjects.

Supporting Multisensory and Mastery-Based Math

Demme Learning’s Build, Write, Say approach depends on consistent access to manipulatives, written materials, and opportunities for verbal explanation. A digital structure that guides users toward these tools strengthens the multisensory foundation of the program.

The updated site supports this model in several ways.

• Manipulative guidance and digital representations are easier to locate.
• Lesson videos can be pulled up quickly during instruction.
• Worksheets and review pages sit in predictable locations that support mastery-based pacing.

This structure helps instructors support students who work at different stages of the program. It also benefits classroom instructors who may transition between hands-on practice and digital reinforcement within a single lesson.

A Site Built to Support Real Instructional Workflows

Instruction often requires quick adjustments. A student may need additional practice with a concept. Another might benefit from watching part of a lesson video again. And sometimes small groups may need support while others continue working. A website with a well-organized structure helps instructors move between these moments without losing momentum.

Consider a few common instructional moments.

• A student struggling with a concept may need to quickly pull up a lesson video or digital manipulative for reinforcement.
• An instructor working with multiple students can move between digital tools, level guidance, and printed materials without interrupting student focus.

The redesigned online account experience helps instructors address these instructional needs more easily and confidently. 

A Better Way to Move Through Math Resources

Early Access is designed to support families and instructors by providing a clearer, more efficient way to move through program levels, downloads, placement tools, and digital resources. By reducing unnecessary hurdles during planning and instruction, the redesign helps instructors focus on what matters most: supporting student understanding and progress.

Ready to start exploring? We encourage you to begin using the new website structure, test the navigation, and bring these improvements into your daily math routines. Creating a Demme Learning account provides Early Access at: New.DemmeLearning.com