Thrive! The NCHE Homeschool Conference
Benton Convention Center 301 W 5th St, Winston-Salem, NC, United StatesConvention
Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the Thrive! Homeschool Conference.
Whether you are new to homeschooling, a veteran homeschooler, considering taking the plunge, or just looking for practical ideas for your student conventions and virtual events are great places to gain information to help you get the most out of your experience.
Throughout the year we host a variety of free virtual events and attend a number of conventions. Check back frequently as we add events often.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the Thrive! Homeschool Conference.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the Florida Homeschool Convention.
Free Virtual Event
This episode with Lenore Skenazy explores how unstructured time and autonomy can better equip young people to handle frustration, develop problem-solving skills, and thrive.
Free Virtual Event
Kelly Noah will explore with us how to guide young adults in prioritizing and focusing on choices that align with their goals and values.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the THSC Texas Homeschool Convention.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the Virginia Homeschool Convention.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the Homeschool Iowa Conference.
Free Virtual Event
Join us for an insightful conversation with Mary Aldrich, a homeschool mom of seven. This discussion will focus on discernment, prioritizing personal needs, and discovering how to experience rest.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the Great Homeschool Convention in California.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference.
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Demme Learning is proud to be an exhibitor at the CHAP Homeschool Convention.
Free Virtual Event
All of us, young and old, suffer from screen-induced attention deficiencies and fractured concentration. This discussion will address this need as well as practical ways we can help our students develop these essential thinking skills.