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As you guide your teenagers in thinking through what vocation they should pursue, begin with the big picture (the parachute).
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What’s the Color of Your Child’s Parachute?

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Ethan Demme · June 25, 2015 · 1 Comment

Category iconWork

The average adult works approximately 1,700 hours a year (Source). Since so much time is spent at work, it’s best if you can enjoy your work and find a job […]

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Learn how to improve your student's critical thinking and engagement with project-based learning.
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Ignite Your Child’s Curiosity with Project-Based Learning

About Scottie Altland

Scottie is a certified elementary educator with specialties in math and curriculum development. Previously, Scottie taught grades 5-8 in public schools and worked for a local non-profit organization, offering families and students a broad range of family life education programs. As a mother of two, she enjoys spending time with her family, is an outdoor enthusiast, and continues to love teaching and learning.

Scottie Altland · June 23, 2015 · 2 Comments

Category iconHomeschooling,  Teaching Tips

A child learns many things through activities that involve questioning, inquiry, and critical thinking. When given support, encouragement, guidance, and time for exploration, he becomes naturally eager for knowledge and […]

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Social justice is about embracing humanity and defending those who are weak and vulnerable; policies are an important key.
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People, Policies, and Your Voice

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Ethan Demme · June 18, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Category iconSocial Justice

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 1.1% of the US adult population suffers from schizophrenia. This small percentage represents a tiny fraction of Americans. Now in case you […]

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Set up your (home)schoolroom with these helpful organization tips.
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Tips on Schoolroom Organization

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Demme Learning · June 16, 2015 · 2 Comments

Category iconCurated,  Homeschooling

“How should I organize our schoolroom?” is a question asked by first-time homeschoolers and veterans alike, and changes from year to year. One of the first things my parents purchased […]

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We all can volunteer our time and talents, give as we are financially able to in order to fund the social work of others.
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Volunteer, Give, Advocate

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Ethan Demme · June 11, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Category iconSocial Justice

In June 2012, a debate was held at the historic Oxford Union on the topic on whether “social media has successfully reinvented social activism.” An article was then written by […]

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Whether it’s an article on Facebook or a Youtube video that goes viral, social media enables us to stay informed on the issues facing us and our world.
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Open Their Eyes

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Ethan Demme · June 4, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Category iconSocial Justice

March 3, 1991. Rodney King. In a day that will live in infamy, African-American Rodney King was beaten with batons by Caucasian police officers after a high-speed car chase. The […]

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Now that much of our written communication takes place with keyboards and touch screens, is handwriting still relevant?
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Does My Child Still Need to Learn Handwriting?

About Miriam Homer

Miriam's first love is teaching. She taught several grade levels and used Math-U-See in one of its earliest editions. She has retired from working at Demme Learning, where she served for several years in a variety of roles including customer service, writing, and editing. She is thrilled that her two grandsons are beginning their homeschool experience with Math-U-See.

Miriam Homer · June 2, 2015 · Leave a Comment

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Now that much of our written communication takes place with keyboards and touch screens, is handwriting still relevant? Why can’t young children move directly to keyboard skills as they learn […]

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While homeschooling may not be the first thing you think of when you think of social justice, it is one of its fundamental elements.
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Social Justice: Righting an Injustice

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Ethan Demme · May 28, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Category iconSocial Justice

In the 1980s, my dad was one of the pioneers of homeschooling in America. In those early days, homeschooling was barely legal, or even illegal depending on where you lived […]

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Copyright laws and the restrictions of copyright statements are in place for good reasons.
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Copyright Law and Its Implications for Publishers and Customers

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Arica Demme · May 26, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Category iconDemme Learning,  Homeschooling,  Math-U-See,  Spelling You See

Humans love creating things. We write, draw, paint, play music, shoot movies, and code computer programs. Imagine painting a beautiful landscape. Purple mountains rise to the sky, and sunlight glitters […]

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