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Are you unintentionally holding your teen back from independence? Discover how to build grit, resilience, and self-advocacy—three skills every teen needs to thrive in their defining decade. Foster Independence, Build Grit, and Raise Self-Advocating Teens Does your teen struggle with responsibility or constantly lean on you to solve their problems? This episode is your call to action. In today's installment of the Defining Decade series, Lisa Nehring tackles the powerful trio every teen needs to master before they hit adulthood: independence, resilience, and self-advocacy. Get ready for an inspiring, real-talk session filled with practical ways to hand off the reins (without letting go entirely) and raise young adults who can stand on their own—and speak up for themselves.
The Money Mindset That Sets Teens Up for Success What if your teen's financial habits now could determine their freedom later? In today's episode, Lisa Nehring breaks down one of the most critical (and often overlooked) skills teens need before they hit their 20s: financial literacy. From budgeting basics to lifestyle-based planning, we'll explore practical ways to teach your homeschool teen how to think clearly—and biblically—about money. Whether your family leans toward Dave Ramsey or believes in the power of leveraging like Cody Sanchez and Alex Hormozi, this episode will spark the conversations that matter most.
We're continuing our exploration of the SAMR Model in this episode of It's Not That Hard to Homeschool. Lisa Nehring focuses on redefinition, the transformative stage where technology enables entirely new types of learning experiences. With the online education market surpassing $435 billion, understanding what separates a great program from a mediocre one is more crucial than ever. Lisa shares how to identify programs that move beyond basic tech integration to foster creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking—key skills for today's learners.
Are You Preparing Your Teens for a Future That's Already Here? Discover why traditional paths to success no longer work and how homeschooling parents like you are ahead of the curve in preparing kids for an unprecedented future. Lisen now to learn actionable steps and grab your audio resource from 'It's Not That Hard to Homeschool' to help your teens thrive in this rapidly changing world. Episode Summary: In a world where technology, education, and the economy are evolving at lightning speed, traditional paths to success are quickly becoming outdated. From Elon Musk's groundbreaking brain chip to the Carnegie Foundation questioning the very foundation of credit-based education, these changes demand a new approach to preparing our kids for the future. In this episode, Lisa Nehring dives deep into the unprecedented challenges and opportunities facing today's young adults—and how homeschooling parents are uniquely positioned to help their children thrive. Learn the skills your teens need to navigate a rapidly shifting world, including self-agency, integrated identity, and real-world competencies. Whether you're just starting your homeschool journey or looking for new ways to equip your teens for success, this episode will leave you inspired and informed. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Why traditional measures of success, like credits and degrees, are being re-evaluated. The top skills every young adult needs to thrive in today's world: Self-agency: Empowering teens to take control of their lives and decisions. Integrated identity: Helping teens form a cohesive understanding of their values and beliefs. Competencies: Building real-world skills that go beyond academics. How the rise of technology and AI is reshaping the job market and daily life. Practical tips for homeschooling parents to prepare their teens for a future of unprecedented change. Resources Mentioned: Audio Resource: Ready to Launch It's Not That Hard to Homeschool Blog Join Our Facebook Group for Homeschooling Support Connect With Us: Website: It's Not That Hard to Homeschool Twitter: @HomeschoolSimple Don't Miss Out! Subscribe to the podcast for weekly episodes packed with insights, tips, and encouragement for homeschooling parents. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review—it helps other parents find us and join our community.
Subscriber-only episodeCould adding poetry to your homeschool curriculum unlock a powerful communication skill set in your children? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Lisa Nehring, a fervent supporter of poetry in education, as she passionately advocates for its inclusion in homeschooling. Lisa shares insights on the transformative potential of "The Grammar of Poetry" by Matt Whitley, revealing how engaging with poetry's rhythm, meter, and tropes can cultivate eloquent and stylish communicators. This episode promises to open your eyes to the myriad benefits poetry offers in teaching children the art of effective expression, a crucial asset as they prepare for the demands of a global economy.Discover the creative genius of Ian Dosher, who has reimagined the Star Wars saga in the timeless language of iambic pentameter, creating an entertaining bridge for reluctant readers and writers to explore language with enthusiasm. Through Lisa's insights, you'll not only learn about the natural cadence of poetry mirroring speech but also how mastering figures of speech like alliteration, similes, and metaphors can set your children apart as compelling writers and speakers. This episode offers practical inspiration for incorporating poetry into your homeschooling journey, ensuring your kids are equipped with essential communication skills for the future.The Grammar of PoetryIan Doescher's Star WarsInstagram: TheHomeschoolHowToPodcast Facebook: The Homeschool How To Podcast
Lisa Nehring picks up where she left off with the SAMR model, diving deeper into how it can transform online learning. She explains the key "Modication" and "Redefinition" stages, where technology moves beyond simple substitutions to create entirely new, dynamic learning experiences. Discover how this model integrates creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking into education, helping parents and educators identify truly exceptional online programs. Lisa continues to guide homeschoolers and educators toward better, more innovative approaches to teaching and learning. Tune in for part two of this game-changing series!
Imagine reimagining education for your family and finding a path that aligns with your unique values and lifestyle. Join us as Lisa Nehring shares her remarkable 30-year journey of homeschooling, beginning in an era when the concept was still uncharted territory for many. Lisa's story is a testament to the courage it takes to forge a path less traveled, while shedding light on the evolving landscape of education and the impact of those brave enough to think differently.We explore the rich tapestry of homeschooling experiences, from classical education approaches that prioritize autodidactic learning to the creation of vibrant communities that nurture diverse talents. We challenge conventional education systems and envision innovative pathways that prioritize creativity and critical thinking. Our discussion extends to the revolutionary impact of online learning platforms like True North Online Academy, which break down traditional barriers and offer tailored educational experiences that inspire and challenge.This episode encourages parents and educators to intentionally invest in the future of the next generation. By envisioning education as a crucial investment, we aim to empower our children to thrive and carry forward family values. Join us in creating a more fulfilling life beyond traditional molds and exploring the possibilities that await in the ever-evolving educational landscape.Lisa is the founder of True North Online Academy, offering 2nd- 12th grade live online and self paced classes as well as a cutting edge Dual Degree program, (students can earn a high school diploma and an accredited Bachelor's Degree concurrently)! At TNOA you can find ebooks, testing, advising, workshops and more!Lisa also owns It's Not That Hard to Homeschool where she podcasts, blogs reviews curriculum, provides community and offers parents the encouragement and support they need to navigate homeschooling.WriteStories by Scriptive- use code THSHT33 for 33% OFF! Encourage reluctant writers and emerging storytellers to write their own stories using illustrations from children's books.Enter to WIN a FREE 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION by emailing me your name @ TheHomeschoolHowTo@gmail.com Let's Talk, Emergencies! - Cheryl's children's book, and don't forgetThe Activity Book!The Tuttle Twins - use code Cheryl40 for 40% off ages 5-11 book seriesSupport the showInstagram: TheHomeschoolHowToPodcast Facebook: The Homeschool How To Podcast
Subscriber-only episodeUnlock the secrets to successful homeschooling as veteran homeschooler Lisa Nehring shares her tried-and-true strategies for selecting the perfect reading curriculum. Lisa, who transformed her five children into avid readers, joins us to discuss the powerful combination of the Alpha Phonics program by Samuel Blumenfeld and Explode the Code. With just a mere 5 to 20 minutes of focused learning each day, Lisa reveals how these tools can provide a solid foundation in literacy, despite their teacher-intensive nature. Get ready to explore Lisa's insights on why starting literacy early is crucial and how these curriculums can support diverse learning styles.Instagram: TheHomeschoolHowToPodcast Facebook: The Homeschool How To Podcast
Lisa Nehring takes a different approach as she shares her personal eight-month journey with the Carnivore Diet and how it unexpectedly connects to homeschooling. Lisa opens up about her health struggles, the surprising benefits of the carnivore lifestyle, and how it has transformed not only her body but also her mindset. She explains how trying something radically different has taught her valuable lessons that can be applied to education choices. Join Lisa as she dives into the parallels between diet and education, offering fresh insights to inspire your homeschooling journey!
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24 hours in a day, 7 days a week for 365 days a year and that is a lot of time to fill up, but also not a lot of time as a homeschool mom. The home education of your children is a priority, but how can that fit into a family's daily life? And how does it become a center block to the day? If we fail to plan, we plan to fail. And this is so true for homeschool. Without a plan, you simply could easily neglect and forget about your educational goals and curriculum. You've taken the time to evaluate and be purposeful in your purchases, so how do you fit it all in? Let's tackle the subject of setting up your homeschool schedule. There are many things to consider and you'll unpack what will serve your family best in today's episode. ♥ Leigh BACK TO HOMESCHOOL BUNDLE: No coupon code needed! Enjoy Your Homeschool Blueprint and The Tidy Home bundled together in one amazing deal from today through 11:59PM EST on Friday, August 9, 2024 https://littlebylittlehomeschool.com/bundle Website - https://www.littlebylittlehomeschool.com Newsletter - https://littlebylittlehomeschool.subscribemenow.com/ Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/homeschoollifestylecommunity Follow - https://www.instagram.com/littlebylittlehomeschool/ Connect - info@littlebylittlehomeschool.com Listen to these related episodes: 252. Creating a Unique Education for Each Homeschool Child To Equip Them For Successful Futures w/ Lisa Nehring of Truth North Homeschool Academy 257. I Am So Strict. How Do I Loosen Up With My Homeschooled Children? 265. Busting Common Homeschool Myths How: How To React And Respond To People's Comments 275. 5 Tips On How To Increase Your Patience With Your Homeschooled Children
In this episode of "Proclaiming Justice," host Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with Lisa Nehring, Director and Teacher at True North Homeschool Academy. Lisa, who has been homeschooling her own children since 1991, shares her vast experience in providing a unique educational experience through virtual online learning. True North Homeschool Academy offers small class sizes and dynamic teaching from world-class educators. Laurie and Lisa delve into the indoctrination present in today's schools and explore the benefits and values of homeschooling. Don't miss this insightful discussion, and visit truenorthhomeschool.academy to learn more.
Guys, I have a quick question for you. What's the purpose of education? I ask this question all the time when I'm doing live workshops, and everybody kind of pauses—they haven't really thought about it too much. So, I want to give you three important purposes for education, regardless of what level your kids are at, what methodology you use, whether you're homeschool, public, or private school—this is across the board. As we are in the fourth Industrial Revolution, it is such an important concept to get a hold of because our kids are going to live and work in this world. You've heard me talk about this so much before. There's a blurring of lines between physical, biological, and digital spheres now. This is the world of work and the world of education our kids are going to live in. I have an interesting stat for you: 85% of the jobs in 2030 haven't been invented yet. Let that sink in. So, understanding the purpose of education is more important than ever before because, like every industrial revolution, some jobs are just going to go kaput, and other industries and jobs are just going to come out of nowhere. When's the last time you used a cartwright? Nobody even knows what a cartwright was or is—those are the people who make the wheels for a cart or a buggy. But once the automotive industry took the world by storm, guess what? That whole industry just went kaput, bottom up. We're in another industrial revolution, and it's going to happen, and we're seeing it already. So, what are the three purposes of education? Listen in to Lisa Nehring to learn.
Lisa Nehring dives into the common concern of parents: "Help! My kids don't have a passion!" Join us as we explore practical strategies to help your children discover and develop their passions through homeschooling. Lisa discusses the importance of creating a "smorgasbord" of opportunities, allowing kids to explore various interests and activities. Key Takeaways: Understanding Passion: Learn what passion is and why it's essential for your child's development. Creating a Smorgasbord: Discover how offering a variety of experiences and subjects can ignite your child's interests. Homeschooling Benefits: Understand the unique advantages homeschooling offers in fostering passions. Practical Tips: Get actionable advice on how to encourage your children to explore and find what excites them. Role of Parents: Learn the critical role parents play in guiding and supporting their children's journey to find their passion. Visit It's Not That Hard to Homeschool & True North Homeschool Academy
Podcast Episode Show Notes Episode Title: Homeschooling Elementary: It's Not That Hard! Host: Lisa Nehring Episode Description: In this enlightening episode of "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool," Lisa Nehring dives into the essentials of homeschooling elementary-aged children. Drawing from over 20 years of personal homeschooling experience, Lisa provides practical advice and encouragement for parents navigating this critical stage of their children's education. From understanding your child's unique needs to exploring available classes and curriculum, this episode is packed with valuable insights and tips to make homeschooling elementary not just manageable, but enjoyable. Key Points: Understanding Your Child: Learning Styles: An overview of different learning styles and how to identify your child's preferred method of learning. Interests and Strengths: How to recognize and nurture your child's interests and strengths to keep them engaged and motivated. Developmental Stages: What to expect at various developmental stages and how to tailor your homeschooling approach accordingly. Available Classes and Curriculum: True North Homeschool Academy: Highlighting the offerings for grades 4-6, including popular subjects like science and Expedition classes. New Classes: Introduction to new classes such as Writing Skills 6: Ancient History, and how they integrate into a broader educational plan. Curriculum Choices: Discussion on various curriculum options, from traditional textbooks to online resources, and how to choose what's best for your family. SAMR Model: Explanation of the SAMR Model (Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, and Redefinition) and its application in the elementary program at True North Homeschool Academy. Tips from Over 20 Years of Experience: Organization and Planning: Practical tips for organizing your homeschooling schedule and planning lessons effectively. Balancing Structure and Flexibility: Finding the right balance between structured learning and flexibility to adapt to your child's needs. Community and Support: The importance of community and how to connect with other homeschooling families for support and shared resources. Incorporating Fun and Creativity: Ideas for making learning fun and incorporating creative activities into your homeschooling routine. Resources Mentioned: True North Homeschool Academy: Learn more about the elementary programs and classes available here. Facebook Group: Join the "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool High School" Facebook group for ongoing support and community here. Call to Action: Subscribe and Review: If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review to help others find it. Connect with Lisa: Follow Lisa Nehring on social media for more homeschooling tips and inspiration. Closing Thoughts: Lisa wraps up the episode with a heartfelt message of encouragement, reminding listeners that homeschooling elementary children, while challenging at times, can be a deeply rewarding and fulfilling experience. With the right tools, community, and mindset, it's truly not that hard!
In this exciting episode, Lisa Nehring interviews Leigh from Little By Little Homeschool to discuss the innovative summer self-paced classes offered by Home Hacker Camp. These classes focus on STEM education, specifically in robotics and programming, providing an engaging and hands-on learning experience for students. Leigh shares her passion for making STEM accessible to all students and discusses the benefits of self-paced learning, especially during the summer months. She highlights the key features of Home Hacker Camp, how the classes are structured, and the outcomes students can expect. Whether you're a homeschooling parent looking to enrich your child's education or simply interested in STEM, this episode offers valuable insights and resources to help you get started. Links Mentioned: Home Hacker Camp - Discover more about the summer self-paced classes in robotics and programming. Keywords: Leigh, Little By Little Homeschool, Home Hacker Camp, summer classes, STEM education, robotics, programming, self-paced learning, homeschooling high school
Jean Burke and Lisa Nehring have decades of homeschooling experience under their belt, and have successfully launched 7 kids between them. They'll share the most important aspects of homeschooling, answer audience questions and give you a whole lot of encouragement and , as you take on the task of intentionally educating your kids!
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Do you struggle with how to meet the individual needs and uniqueness of your homeschooled child? You aren't alone. As homeschool moms, we're told we need to do this, but then don't have any direction of what that looks like. Today's guest, Lisa Nehring, is here to encourage you in the small and big picture of helping each of your children feel equipped to step out into the world after graduation. Lisa is the founder of True North Homeschool Academy and a mom of 5 homeschool graduates. She offers practical advice for you, as well as online courses for your children. You may want to take some notes and definitely stick around for Lisa's prediction of the types of careers your children should focus on during this time of radical societal shift. ♥ Leigh True North Homeschool Academy: https://truenorthhomeschool.academy/ It's Not That Hard to Homeschool: https://www.notthathardtohomeschool.com/ Blue Collar Homeschoolers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/496763804008415 DESIGN YOUR FAMILY'S LIFE WITH YOUR HOMESCHOOL BLUEPRINT https://littlebylittlehomeschool.com/blueprint CREATE YOUR HOME TASK SYSTEM WITH THE TIDY HOME https://www.littlebylittlehomeschool.com/tidyhome GET YOUR FREE DAILY CHORE CHECKLIST https://littlebylittlehomeschool.com/dailychores Website - https://www.littlebylittlehomeschool.com Newsletter - https://littlebylittlehomeschool.subscribemenow.com/ Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/homeschoollifestylecommunity Follow - https://www.instagram.com/littlebylittlehomeschool/ Connect - info@littlebylittlehomeschool.com Listen to these related episodes: 15. Homeschooling and the Concern About Socialization, But Should We Be Concerned? A Veteran Homeschool Moms Take on This Common Question 36. 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Homeschooling: What My Public School Education Didn't Tell Me 62. Practical Tips and How to Approach the Homeschool High School Years with Teen Boys and Interest-Led Learning 86. Scared Your Homeschooler Won't Be Ready For the ”Real World?” 6 Tips to Ensure They Succeed Upon Graduation
Why are so many parents afraid to homeschool during the high school years? Lisa Nehring, of True North Homeschool Academy, shares reasons and solutions to quit stressing out over the high school years. In this episode you'll discover: ✅ 2 tools to stop worrying and gain confidence in homeschooling high school ✅ How to prepare your kids to launch into adult life, firmly grounded ✅ The paradigm shift you must make to homeschool successfully ✅ Practical tips to find freedom as you plan and prepare for high school ✅ Questions to ask your teens to be successful in your high school homeschool Mentioned Resource: The End of Average: Unlocking Our Potential by Embracing What Makes Us Different Lisa Nehring has 1 husband, 2 graduate degrees, 5 kids and a blackbelt in homeschooling. She wrote a Master's thesis on Why Parents Homeschool and is a 30 year veteran of homeschooling. Lisa is passionate about equipping parents with the tools they need to guide their families True North. Lisa is the owner of True North Homeschool Academy, a 2nd -12th grade full service on-line Academy, as well as “Its Not that Hard to Homeschool” and Blue Collar Homeschool, providing books, tools and online community for families that choose to homeschool. Find True North Homeschool Academy Website: True North Homeschool Academy Facebook Page: True North Homeschool Academy Youtube: Lisa Nehring - YouTube Pinterest: True North Homeschool Academy Instagram @Truenorthhomeschoolacademy Facebook Group: True North Homeschool Tribe Linked In Find It's Not that Hard to Homeschool Website: It's Not that Hard to Homeschool Facebook Page: It's Not that Hard to Homeschool Youtube Pinterest Facebook Group- High School Facebook Group- k8 Sponsorship Opportunities Blue Collar Homeschool FB Page Life Skills for Blue Collar Homeschool Group Blue Collar Homeschool
Part 3: Critical Languages + More Listen to parts 1 & 2 in the previous podcasts. At the heart of True North Homeschool Academy's innovative approach lies the SAMR model, a framework that guides educators and parents in leveraging technology effectively. The SAMR model classifies technology integration into four levels: Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, and Redefinition. Substitution refers to the basic replacement of traditional tools with technological alternatives. Augmentation enhances the learning experience by adding additional functionality. Modification involves redesigning tasks to foster more creative and collaborative activities, while Redefinition empowers students to engage in tasks that were previously inconceivable. By employing the SAMR method, True North Homeschool Academy harnesses the potential of technology to engage students, promote critical thinking, and foster deeper understanding. From online discussions and interactive assignments to virtual labs and digital simulations, technology becomes a catalyst for transformative learning experiences. The Next Frontier: “Not Your Mama's Education” Seminar Lisa Nehring, the visionary behind True North Homeschool Academy, is hosting an exciting seminar titled “Not Your Mama's Education.” This eagerly anticipated event will delve into the future of homeschooling and explore emerging trends and methodologies that challenge traditional educational paradigms. The seminar aims to equip parents with practical strategies to embrace the next frontier in homeschooling. Participants will gain valuable insights into integrating cutting-edge technologies, fostering personalized learning environments, and nurturing critical 21st-century skills. By embracing innovative methods like project-based learning, interdisciplinary studies, and real-world applications, homeschoolers can effectively prepare their children for the challenges and opportunities of the future. In a Word True North Homeschool Academy and the SAMR method are revolutionizing homeschooling by combining technological advancements with next-generation educational practices. Lisa Nehring's upcoming seminar, “Not Your Mama's Education,” promises to inspire and equip parents with the tools and knowledge needed to embrace the next frontier of homeschooling. As homeschooling continues to evolve, the need for flexible, personalized, and future-ready education becomes increasingly important. By staying at the forefront of educational innovation, True North Homeschool Academy and Lisa Nehring are empowering families to navigate this new era of homeschooling, ensuring that children receive a holistic education that prepares them for success in an ever-changing world.
PART 2 Listen to Part 1 in the previous podcast. At the heart of True North Homeschool Academy's innovative approach lies the SAMR model, a framework that guides educators and parents in leveraging technology effectively. The SAMR model classifies technology integration into four levels: Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, and Redefinition. Substitution refers to the basic replacement of traditional tools with technological alternatives. Augmentation enhances the learning experience by adding additional functionality. Modification involves redesigning tasks to foster more creative and collaborative activities, while Redefinition empowers students to engage in tasks that were previously inconceivable. By employing the SAMR method, True North Homeschool Academy harnesses the potential of technology to engage students, promote critical thinking, and foster deeper understanding. From online discussions and interactive assignments to virtual labs and digital simulations, technology becomes a catalyst for transformative learning experiences. The Next Frontier: “Not Your Mama's Education” Seminar Lisa Nehring, the visionary behind True North Homeschool Academy, is hosting an exciting seminar titled “Not Your Mama's Education.” This eagerly anticipated event will delve into the future of homeschooling and explore emerging trends and methodologies that challenge traditional educational paradigms. The seminar aims to equip parents with practical strategies to embrace the next frontier in homeschooling. Participants will gain valuable insights into integrating cutting-edge technologies, fostering personalized learning environments, and nurturing critical 21st-century skills. By embracing innovative methods like project-based learning, interdisciplinary studies, and real-world applications, homeschoolers can effectively prepare their children for the challenges and opportunities of the future. In a Word True North Homeschool Academy and the SAMR method are revolutionizing homeschooling by combining technological advancements with next-generation educational practices. Lisa Nehring's upcoming seminar, “Not Your Mama's Education,” promises to inspire and equip parents with the tools and knowledge needed to embrace the next frontier of homeschooling. As homeschooling continues to evolve, the need for flexible, personalized, and future-ready education becomes increasingly important. By staying at the forefront of educational innovation, True North Homeschool Academy and Lisa Nehring are empowering families to navigate this new era of homeschooling, ensuring that children receive a holistic education that prepares them for success in an ever-changing world.
PART 1 At the heart of True North Homeschool Academy's innovative approach lies the SAMR model, a framework that guides educators and parents in leveraging technology effectively. The SAMR model classifies technology integration into four levels: Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, and Redefinition. Substitution refers to the basic replacement of traditional tools with technological alternatives. Augmentation enhances the learning experience by adding additional functionality. Modification involves redesigning tasks to foster more creative and collaborative activities, while Redefinition empowers students to engage in tasks that were previously inconceivable. By employing the SAMR method, True North Homeschool Academy harnesses the potential of technology to engage students, promote critical thinking, and foster deeper understanding. From online discussions and interactive assignments to virtual labs and digital simulations, technology becomes a catalyst for transformative learning experiences. The Next Frontier: “Not Your Mama's Education” Seminar Lisa Nehring, the visionary behind True North Homeschool Academy, is hosting an exciting seminar titled “Not Your Mama's Education.” This eagerly anticipated event will delve into the future of homeschooling and explore emerging trends and methodologies that challenge traditional educational paradigms. The seminar aims to equip parents with practical strategies to embrace the next frontier in homeschooling. Participants will gain valuable insights into integrating cutting-edge technologies, fostering personalized learning environments, and nurturing critical 21st-century skills. By embracing innovative methods like project-based learning, interdisciplinary studies, and real-world applications, homeschoolers can effectively prepare their children for the challenges and opportunities of the future. In a Word True North Homeschool Academy and the SAMR method are revolutionizing homeschooling by combining technological advancements with next-generation educational practices. Lisa Nehring's upcoming seminar, “Not Your Mama's Education,” promises to inspire and equip parents with the tools and knowledge needed to embrace the next frontier of homeschooling. As homeschooling continues to evolve, the need for flexible, personalized, and future-ready education becomes increasingly important. By staying at the forefront of educational innovation, True North Homeschool Academy and Lisa Nehring are empowering families to navigate this new era of homeschooling, ensuring that children receive a holistic education that prepares them for success in an ever-changing world.
Welcome back to another enlightening episode of "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool," hosted by the ever-insightful Lisa Nehring. Today, we're exploring a foundational element of classical education that can revolutionize your homeschooling approach: the 5 Common Topics. These timeless tools of rhetoric are not only the backbone of effective communication but also a powerful framework for learning across all subjects. In this episode, Lisa demystifies these 5 Common Topics—Definition, Comparison, Relationship, Circumstance, and Authority—and illustrates their relevance in a modern homeschool setting. Discover how these ancient rhetorical tools, dating back to Aristotle's time, are surprisingly applicable to contemporary education and can enhance critical thinking, comprehension, and expression in your children, regardless of their age or grade level. Lisa shares practical strategies for integrating the 5 Common Topics into your daily homeschool routine, turning every lesson into an opportunity for deeper exploration and understanding. Whether you're discussing literature, tackling complex math problems, exploring scientific theories, or analyzing historical events, the 5 Common Topics can guide your discussions and enrich your children's educational experience. Listeners will gain insights into how to use these topics to foster an environment of inquiry, debate, and reflection, encouraging students to ask questions, draw connections, and form well-rounded opinions. By incorporating the 5 Common Topics into your homeschool, you're not just teaching your children how to learn; you're empowering them with the skills to think critically and engage with the world around them. Join Lisa in this episode as she provides you with the knowledge and tools to bring the power of classical rhetoric into your homeschooling practice. Whether you're a seasoned homeschooler or just starting out, understanding and utilizing the 5 Common Topics can transform the way you educate and inspire your children. Remember to subscribe to "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool" for more episodes filled with practical tips, encouragement, and wisdom to help you make the most of your homeschooling journey. Let's make learning a thrilling adventure for our children!
Episode Title: Understanding the Carnegie Unit and How It Relates to Homeschooling High School Show Notes: Welcome to a new episode of "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool," where we demystify the challenges of homeschooling and provide practical advice to make your homeschooling journey smoother. Today, we're diving into a topic that bewilders many homeschooling parents of high schoolers: the Carnegie Unit and its implications for homeschooling through the high school years. The Carnegie Unit, a traditional measure of academic credit in the United States, is often used to represent one hour of classroom instruction per day, five days a week, for one academic year. But how does this translate to a homeschooling environment, where traditional classroom hours don't necessarily apply? Our host, Lisa Nehring, breaks down the concept of the Carnegie Unit, tracing its origins back to the early 20th century and discussing its role in standardizing education across the nation. More importantly, Lisa provides insight into how homeschooling parents can leverage the Carnegie Unit to plan and document their high schooler's educational journey. Listeners will learn how to translate traditional classroom hours into homeschooling activities, including academic studies, practical experiences, and extracurricular activities. Lisa also discusses the importance of documentation and how keeping detailed records can benefit homeschooling families, especially when preparing transcripts for college applications. This episode is packed with tips on how to use the Carnegie Unit as a flexible guideline rather than a strict rule, allowing homeschooling parents to create a high school curriculum that is both rigorous and tailored to their child's interests and needs. Whether you're new to homeschooling or looking for ways to enhance your high schooler's learning experience, this episode is a must-listen. Join Lisa as she simplifies the complexities of the Carnegie Unit and shows how it can be a valuable tool in your homeschooling toolkit. Don't forget to subscribe to "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool" for more insightful episodes on making the most of your homeschooling journey. Happy homeschooling!
In a recent interview featuring Lisa Nehring from "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool" and Brett Harris of "The Author's Conservatory, A Different Approach," the discussion delved into innovative approaches to education and entrepreneurship. Lisa Nehring, an advocate for homeschooling, shared insights into the accessibility and feasibility of homeschooling, emphasizing that it doesn't have to be a daunting task. She discussed practical strategies and resources to make homeschooling a rewarding experience for both parents and students. Brett Harris, representing "The Author's Conservatory," offered a unique perspective on education by combining novel writing with entrepreneurial skills. The online school provides a distinctive curriculum that not only teaches students how to write and pitch novels but also empowers them to start their own business ventures. Harris highlighted the importance of fostering creativity and self-expression while equipping students with practical skills to succeed as entrepreneurs. The interview shed light on alternative education models that go beyond traditional methods, encouraging a holistic approach that nurtures both academic and entrepreneurial abilities. For more information visit The Author's Conservatory.
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Do you ever feel like you are in a battle as you homeschool your kids? Well, you just might be! Join True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring, and her son and True North Instructor, Ethan Nehring, as they talk about the spiritual implications of home education. Yep, just a quick drive through homeschooling, the Bible and Lord of the Rings! Ethan Nehring will be teaching New Testament Survey for 6th-9th Grader's spring semester, which begins the week of January 8! Enroll Today! https://truenorthhomeschool.academy/p... #learning #criticalthinking #educational #homeschooling #onlineeducation #onlinelearning #onlineclasses #lotr #bible
Overview: Taking a gap year is a great idea — listen for reasons why to do so, things to look out for, and gap year ideas! Homeschoolers are often interested in the idea of taking a gap year, which is a pause between high school and college. We did it with one of our kids — turned out to be TWO years, LOL — and it worked out well for everyone. In this episode, I discuss reasons to take a gap year, things to look out for, and what some of the options are. A gap year can be a great idea!
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**Podcast: Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool** *Episode Title: Tips for Back to School with Lisa Nehring* *Host: Lisa Nehring* **Episode Description:** As the new school year approaches, excitement and anticipation fill the air for homeschooling families and students alike. In this special episode of "Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool," your host, Lisa Nehring, shares valuable tips and insights to make the back-to-school transition a smooth and successful one. Whether you're new to homeschooling or a seasoned pro, these practical tips will set you and your students up for a fantastic year of learning and growth. **Show Notes:** *Intro:* - Welcome, wonderful homeschooling families, to a brand new episode of "Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool." I'm your host, Lisa Nehring, and today, we're gearing up for an exciting journey as we share tips to make this back-to-school season one to remember. *Segment 1: Preparing for Success:* - Set clear goals for the upcoming school year, both academic and personal. Discuss these goals with your student to create a sense of purpose and direction. - Organize your homeschooling space and ensure it's conducive to learning. A clutter-free and inviting environment can significantly impact productivity. - Evaluate your curriculum and teaching methods from the previous year. Identify what worked well and what could be improved to refine your approach. *Segment 2: Creating a Well-Structured Schedule:* - Establish a flexible yet structured daily schedule to maintain consistency. A routine can provide a sense of stability and helps students know what to expect each day. - Allocate time for breaks, physical activities, and social interactions to keep the learning experience balanced and enjoyable. - Encourage your high school students to be involved in setting their schedules. This fosters a sense of responsibility and ownership over their education. *Segment 3: Exploring Unique Learning Opportunities:* - Take advantage of the abundance of online resources and educational platforms available to enrich your high schooler's learning journey. - Consider incorporating field trips, community service, and other real-world experiences to supplement textbook learning and make education come alive. - Engage in group activities or co-op classes to promote socialization and foster a sense of community among homeschoolers. *Segment 4: Nurturing a Love for Learning:* - Encourage a growth mindset by celebrating both successes and failures as opportunities for learning and growth. - Allow room for exploration and self-directed learning. Providing choices and autonomy can ignite a genuine passion for knowledge. - Cultivate a love for reading by establishing a family reading time or discussing books together. Reading is a gateway to endless possibilities. *Conclusion:* - As we conclude this episode, I hope you've found these back-to-school tips from "Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool" beneficial and empowering. - Remember, homeschooling allows you to create a tailor-made educational experience that nurtures your child's unique gifts and passions. - Wishing all our homeschooling families an incredible school year ahead! Thank you for tuning in, and until next time, I'm Lisa Nehring, happy homeschooling!
**Podcast: Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool** *Episode Title: Embracing Parental Responsibility and Unveiling the True Cost of Education* *Host: Lisa Nehring* **Episode Description:** In this enlightening episode of "Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool," we delve deep into the topic of parental responsibility and explore the true cost of education. Host Lisa Nehring shares her passion for homeschooling, especially during the high school years, as she highlights the benefits and advantages it brings to families. **Show Notes:** *Intro:* - Welcome back, homeschooling families and eager learners, to another episode of "Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool." I'm your host, Lisa Nehring, and today, we're going to embark on a thought-provoking journey, uncovering the essence of parental responsibility and the genuine cost of education. *Segment 1: The True Cost of Education:* - As we often do in society, we primarily associate the cost of education with financial expenses – tuition fees, textbooks, and other school-related expenses. However, let's take a step back and reconsider the broader scope of cost. - Education costs extend far beyond financial implications, encompassing factors such as time, energy, and the emotional well-being of both the students and their families. - The traditional education system demands considerable time investment from students, leaving little room for pursuing passions, hobbies, or even quality family time. - The emotional cost of education is often overlooked but significant, as many students experience stress, anxiety, and sometimes even burnout due to the pressure to conform to standardized norms. *Segment 2: Embracing Parental Responsibility:* - Homeschooling presents an alternative path that allows parents to take back their vital role in their children's education. - Parents can tailor the curriculum to suit their child's unique learning style, interests, and pace, fostering a love for learning and a deeper understanding of subjects. - By homeschooling, parents can instill important values, ethics, and life skills that might not receive the same attention in traditional educational settings. - The increased involvement of parents in their child's education nurtures a stronger bond and a deeper sense of trust and support within the family unit. *Segment 3: Homeschooling through High School: A Great Choice for Families:* - Homeschooling during high school offers a myriad of benefits, including flexibility in scheduling and course selection, enabling students to explore their passions and concentrate on areas where they excel. - High school homeschooling encourages self-motivation and responsibility, traits that prove invaluable in college and future careers. - Individualized attention from parents fosters a supportive learning environment, helping students overcome challenges and explore various subjects in greater depth. - Homeschooling opens up opportunities for students to engage in real-world experiences, internships, and community involvement, enhancing their personal growth and development. *Conclusion:* - As we wrap up this episode, let's remember that homeschooling, especially through high school, offers families a remarkable opportunity to embrace parental responsibility and reimagine the true cost of education. - By investing our time, energy, and passion into our children's learning journey, we can create an educational experience that is truly transformative and empowering. - Thank you for joining me, Lisa Nehring, on this insightful episode of "Not That Hard to Homeschool Highschool." Until next time, happy homeschooling!
**Podcast Show Notes: Not That Hard to Homeschool High School** **Episode: "What Can I Do With My Art Student for College?"** **Guest: Excelsior Classes** *Introduction:* - Welcome back to "Not That Hard to Homeschool High School"! I'm your host Lisa Nehring, and in today's episode, we are diving into an exciting topic for all the parents and guardians out there with talented art students. We have a special guest from Excelsior Classes who will guide us on what options are available for art students looking to pursue higher education. *Segment 1: Introducing Excelsior Classes* - Our guest from Excelsior Classes joins us today to give a brief overview of their organization and how they support homeschoolers in their academic journey. - They explain the importance of catering to the unique needs of homeschoolers and how their programs help students prepare for college and beyond. *Segment 2: The Value of Art Education* - We discuss the significance of art education and how it can shape a student's creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. - Our guest shares some success stories of former art students and how their artistic background contributed to their overall academic and career paths. *Segment 3: Preparing an Art Portfolio* - Our guest provides insights into the process of creating a strong art portfolio, an essential component when applying to art colleges. - They give tips on selecting the best artwork, presenting it professionally, and using the portfolio to showcase the student's unique style and voice. *Segment 4: Finding the Right Art College* - We explore the different types of art colleges available and how to identify the best fit for the student's interests and career goals. - Our guest discusses the advantages of small art schools vs. larger universities, as well as the benefits of specialized programs. *Segment 5: Scholarships and Financial Aid for Art Students* - Art college can be expensive, so our guest shares some valuable information about scholarships, grants, and financial aid opportunities available specifically for art students. - They provide advice on where to find these opportunities and how to increase the chances of securing financial assistance. *Segment 6: Exploring Alternative Paths* - Not all art students may want to attend traditional art college, so our guest discusses alternative paths like online art schools, apprenticeships, or starting a freelance career right after high school. - They emphasize the importance of supporting the student's individual passions and career aspirations. *Segment 7: Balancing Art and Academics* - We address the challenge of balancing art pursuits with academic requirements, ensuring that the student can meet college admission requirements while still honing their artistic skills. - Our guest offers practical tips for time management and integrating art into homeschooling routines. *Conclusion:* - As we wrap up the episode, our guest from Excelsior Classes reminds us that supporting an art student's dreams and aspirations is vital for their overall growth and happiness. - They leave us with some parting words of encouragement for parents and students embarking on this exciting journey. Visit Excelsior https://excelsiorclasses.com/ - Thank you for joining us today on "Not That Hard to Homeschool High School." We hope you found valuable insights in this episode about what art students can do for college with the help of Excelsior Classes. - Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for more episodes that will empower you on your homeschooling adventure! - If you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes, feel free to reach out to us on our website or social media platforms. Until next time, happy homeschooling!
**Podcast Show Notes: Not That Hard to Homeschool High School** **Episode: "Discovering Student Aptitudes and Career Pathways with YouScience"** **Guest: Jeri Larson, YouScience** *Introduction:* - Welcome back to "Not That Hard to Homeschool High School"! I'm your host Lisa Nehring, and in today's episode, we have a special guest, Jeri Larson, from YouScience. - YouScience is a leading platform used by nearly a million students in thousands of school districts. They utilize proprietary artificial intelligence to uncover student aptitudes and connect them to personalized career and educational pathways. - In this episode, we will explore how YouScience can be a valuable tool for homeschooling families to help their students find relevance in school and build confidence for their future. *Segment 1: Introducing YouScience* - Jeri Larson provides an overview of YouScience and how it utilizes advanced AI technology to assess student aptitudes. - She explains how the platform helps students discover their strengths and interests and links them to relevant career paths and educational opportunities. *Segment 2: Understanding Student Aptitudes* - We delve into the importance of understanding a student's aptitudes and how it can positively impact their academic journey. - Jeri discusses how YouScience's assessments go beyond traditional methods to provide hyper-personalized insights for each student. *Segment 3: Navigating Career Pathways* - Jeri walks us through the process of how YouScience connects student aptitudes to various career pathways. - She highlights the benefits of empowering students with this knowledge early on in their high school years to make informed decisions about their future. *Segment 4: Tailoring Educational Pathways* - We explore how YouScience helps create personalized educational pathways based on a student's identified aptitudes and career interests. - Jeri explains how this can aid homeschooling families in designing a curriculum that aligns with the student's unique strengths and goals. *Segment 5: Gaining Relevance in School* - Jeri discusses the importance of students finding relevance in their education and how YouScience contributes to this sense of purpose. - We talk about how personalized pathways can increase engagement and motivation in homeschooling. *Segment 6: Building Confidence for the Future* - We delve into the role of confidence-building in shaping a student's future success. - Jeri shares success stories of students who have used YouScience to gain confidence in their abilities and make informed decisions about their career paths. *Segment 7: Utilizing YouScience for Homeschooling* - Jeri offers practical tips for homeschooling parents on integrating YouScience into their educational approach. - She discusses the flexibility of using the platform within a homeschooling curriculum and the various resources available for parents. *Conclusion:* - As we conclude this episode, Jeri Larson emphasizes the significance of understanding and nurturing a student's aptitudes to help them thrive academically and professionally. - She encourages homeschooling families to explore YouScience as a powerful tool to unlock their student's potential and pave the way for a fulfilling future. Visit YouScience https://www.youscience.com/ - Thank you for joining us today on "Not That Hard to Homeschool High School." We hope you found valuable insights in this episode about discovering student aptitudes and career pathways with YouScience. - Be sure to check out YouScience's website and explore the possibilities it offers for your homeschooling journey. - Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast to stay updated on future episodes that will empower you on your homeschooling adventure! - If you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes, feel free to reach out to us on our website or social media platforms. Until next time, happy homeschooling!
Doug and his wife, Sam, make a big decision to pull their kids from public school, and to home school them instead. What's wrong with public school? Are they inviting social problems into their kids' lives? What are the potential benefits and dangers of public schools? Why not just enroll in private school instead? And what's the Bible's viewpoint on home schooling? Pesach and special guest Lisa Nehring of True North Academy dig into what drove them to this decision, and encourage Sam and Doug to share some of the hard conversations that led them to this important step. If you care about your kids' education - even if you are determined not to make any changes - you won't want to miss this thought-provoking, enlightening, and fun conversation.
Show Notes- Is it Time to Pivot? Tis the season to take stock of the year before, dream about the year ahead and realize maybe you're a bit off track in some areas. It's a time when we realize some seasons are over and new ones are about to begin. It's no different in homeschooling. It's seasonal. And what may have worked last year, last month or even last week, just might not work for now or for what's ahead. Join True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring as she talks about when it might be a good time to pivot, how to pivot and gives you some pro-tips on pivoting, based on her 30 years of homeschooling experience. So we learned to do the homeschool Pivot. Pivoting means to shift to a new strategy. Pivoting can mean big, overarching changes, or small micro changes. It can apply to one kid, or one subject or everybody. Goldilocks Principle your mission You can switch up science and keep math, or move to a dynamic online writing Adding in a fun, mid-year class, like Entrepreneurship can supercharge your entire semester- and who knows, it might literally change your students life! Make time for life skills, if you haven't already and spend time cleaning, doing laundry, shopping, budgeting or gardening together. Bring in an expert for additional learning and support. Having your kids learn from a Ph.D in Science or a native, fluent Spanish teacher can change things from ho-hum to shazam! True North's Academic Advising and Performance Series test can help you know where you're starting from and give you a clear, actionable and affordable plan moving forward. It's a New Year and that's always exciting. And as we begin it, I want to give you permission- if you feel like you need it- to pivot! Resources and Printables from True North Homeschool Academy! Don't Panic! Plan it! Homeschooling High School Bootcamp Online Learning: A Homeschool Primer Getting Started Homeschooling with Free Printables PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO Life Skills 101 VIA COMPUTER Follow this link to our Apple Podcasts page. OR take this IMPORTANT STEP: Under our Life Skills 101 Podcast logo, click on View in “…your favorite podcast source” This will take you to Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast source and our own podcast page. Click SUBSCRIBE. Click RATINGS AND REVIEW. (Please take a minute and do this. It helps others find us. Thanks!) Thanks! OR PLEASE SUBSCRIBE VIA iPHONE Tap the purple Podcast icon on your phone Tap the search icon on the bottom-right of your screen In the search bar type: Life Skills 101 Podcast Tap the Life Skills 101 Podcast icon Tap *Subscribe* Please tap *Ratings and Review*
On today's episode we're chatting with Lisa Nehring, founder of True North Homeschool Academy, about her experiences during her 30 years of homeschooling her 5 kids. We chat about her homeschool style, whether her kids chose to homeschool their kids, and find out about why she started True North Homeschool Academy. Lisa is the founder and director of True North Homeschool Academy, a 4tht-12th grade full service on-line Academy. Our world class teachers utilize time testing educational tools, cutting edge tech, the SAMR model of education and gamification to provide a unique and innovative program that nurtures our growing international community. You can also find Lisa over at “Its Not that Hard to Homeschool” - blogging, podcasting and nurturing a growing community of families who are interested in or currently homeschoolingLisa believes that education is the transmission of culture and is passionate about transmitting a culture of Truth, beauty and goodness to a world desperate for all three. She believes that education is a great tool to bear witness to a living God! Find True North Homeschool AcademyWebsite: True North Homeschool Academy Facebook Page: True North Homeschool AcademyYoutube: Lisa Nehring - YouTubePinterest: True North Homeschool AcademyInstagram @TruenorthhomeschoolacademyFacebook Group: True North Homeschool TribeFind It's Not that Hard to HomeschoolWebsite: It's Not that Hard to HomeschoolFacebook Page: It's Not that Hard to HomeschoolYoutubePinterest Facebook Group- High School Facebook Group- k8Find Your Homeschool Vibe Find Your Homeschool Vibe, How to Homeschool Without Losing Your Mind a book by co-host Beth Lee Support the showThis Week's Sponsor is actually Beth! Find her book on Amazon -Find Your Homeschool Vibe Thank you for supporting the show! Get your Peaceful Homeschool Merch! If you enjoy the content and would like to keep it coming, helping us cover the cost of the show with a small monthly subscription would be amazing. Peaceful Homeschool Podcast SubscriptionCheck out our new affiliate Think Outside - Emma shared her review of this subscription box company on episode 25.
Lisa Nehring has 1 husband, 2 graduate degrees, 5 kids and a blackbelt in homeschooling. She holds a Master's Degree in Human Development and a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Having homeschooled her 5 Kids for 30 years, Lisa takes delight in knowing that her growing passel of grandkids are also being homeschooled. Lisa is the founder and director of True North Homeschool Academy, a 4th-12th grade full service on-line Academy. Our world class teachers utilize time testing educational tools, cutting edge tech, the SAMR model of education and gamification to provide a unique and innovative program that nurtures our growing international community. You can also find Lisa over at "Its Not That Hard to Homeschool" - blogging, podcasting and nurturing a growing community of families who are interested in or currently homeschooling Lisa believes that education is the transmission of culture and is passionate about transmitting a culture of Truth, beauty and goodness to a world desperate for all three. Thank you for listening to the A+ Parents podcast. If you love the show, don't forget to subscribe, share and leave us a review. Also, follow us online at www.aplusparents.com www.mrdmath.com or on our social channels @MrDMathlive @aplusparentspodcast Also, host Dennis DiNoia has a new book out NOW called “Teach: Becoming Independently Responsible Learners. Order your copy: https://aplusparents.com/teach OR on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09X2B3MG8/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_api_i_DDH16A3BD5X79CSFSQXB To learn more about Mr.D Math Live Homeschool classes, visit: https://mrdmath.edu20.org/visitor_class_catalog?affiliate=10252228
Why is Capitalism more Christian than Socialism In this episode, Director of True North Homeschool Academy, Lisa Nehring talks with Ethan Nehring, who teaches Latin, History and Writing about the difference between socialism and capitalism and why capitalism is a more Christian system than socialism. Good government provides freedom, equity and justice. Capitalism has to […] The post Why is Capitalism more Christian than Socialism appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
This week, True North Homeschool Academy director, Lisa Nehring is talking with Kristy_Faith. Kristy is an educational expert turned homeschool advocate. The post Why You should Homeschool with Kristy Faith – pt. 1 appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Lisa Nehring talks with Homeschooling Grandparent, Melissa Swenda about how she is supporting her daughter's family as they homeschool. The post How can Grandparents Support their Homeschool Kids appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
On this episode, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring tackles one of the common question we get at True North Homeschool Academy regarding homeschooling students with IEP's. The post Demystifying the IEP appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Today on the podcast, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring is talking with True North teacher, Angie Ferrell about Truth, Beauty and Goodness. These are terms you hear in the homeschooling world a LOT, but what exactly do they mean, and why should we even care about these concepts? The post Truth, Goodness and Beauty with Annie Ferrell appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Today, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring, is joined by Angie Ferrell to talk about edventuring with Books! One of Angie's favorite book discoveries as she homeschooled was the geography series by Holling C Holling The post Edventure Together: Books, Travel, and Discovery appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
There are a variety of ways to enjoy and participate in online learning and in this episode, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring is going to walk us through everything you need to know about getting started with online learning! The post Getting Started with Online Learning appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
In this show, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring talks about the pragmatics of How to Graduate Your Homeschooler! We'll cover: Who creates the Transcript, Who issues the Diploma, What is required to Graduate, How to make graduation official, Who oversees it all and are homeschoolers required to take the GED? The post How to Graduate Your Homeschooler appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Homeschool Mom Collaborative is a podcast and community that highlights the independent businesses, entrepreneurs, creatives, ministries and amazing work of homeschool moms around the globe. The Homeschool Mom Collaborative was founded by 3 Homeschool Moms: Susan Hale, Natalie Vecchione and Steffanie Williams. We welcome Lisa Nehring, Founder and Director of True North Homeschool Academy. True North Homeschool Academy was born out of a passion to equip and nurture parents as they intentionally educate their children. True North Homeschool Academy has offered live, online classes for over a decade and offers online classes, advising, testing, special needs classes, kids' club memberships....and much more! Listen to Lisa share her family's homeschool journey, the development and growth of True North Homeschool Academy, her inspiration, how to reach her at True North Homeschool Academy and words to lift up other homeschool moms in their ventures. EPISODE RESOURCES - True North Homeschool Academy - https://truenorthhomeschoolacademy.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TrueNorthHomeschoolAcademy Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/truenorthhomeschoolacademy/ HOMESCHOOL MOM COLLABORATIVE RESOURCES - If you'd like to be a guest or to reach us, contact homeschoolmomcollaborative@gmail.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HomeschoolMomCollaborative Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/homeschoolmomcollaborative If you like Homeschool Mom Collaborative...please like, follow and give us a 5 star rating and review, on Podbean, Apple, Spotify… or wherever you find your podcasts!
Homeschool Mom Collaborative is a podcast and community that highlights the independent businesses, entrepreneurs, creatives, ministries and amazing work of homeschool moms around the globe. The Homeschool Mom Collaborative was founded by 3 Homeschool Moms: Susan Hale, Natalie Vecchione and Steffanie Williams. We welcome Lisa Nehring, Founder and Director of True North Homeschool Academy. True North Homeschool Academy was born out of a passion to equip and nurture parents as they intentionally educate their children. True North Homeschool Academy has offered live, online classes for over a decade and offers online classes, advising, testing, special needs classes, kids' club memberships....and much more! Listen to Lisa share her family's homeschool journey, the development and growth of True North Homeschool Academy, her inspiration, how to reach her at True North Homeschool Academy and words to lift up other homeschool moms in their ventures. EPISODE RESOURCES - True North Homeschool Academy - https://truenorthhomeschoolacademy.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TrueNorthHomeschoolAcademy Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/truenorthhomeschoolacademy/ HOMESCHOOL MOM COLLABORATIVE RESOURCES - If you'd like to be a guest or to reach us, contact homeschoolmomcollaborative@gmail.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HomeschoolMomCollaborative Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/homeschoolmomcollaborative If you like Homeschool Mom Collaborative...please like, follow and give us a 5 star rating and review, on Podbean, Apple, Spotify… or wherever you find your podcasts!
Angie Ferrell and what You are Leaving Behind Today True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring is talkign with True North Teacher Angie Ferrell. Today, we are talking about Knowing What You are Leaving, in particular in relation to leaving the public school system. If you understand the history of education in America, you […] The post What You are Leaving Behind appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Episode #3- Homeschool High School Transcripts On this episode, Lisa Nehring, Director of True North Homeschool Academy, joins Crystal Niehoff to discuss homeschool high school transcripts. Lisa and her husband, Dr. David Nehring who served in the Air Force, started homeschooling 30 years ago. They started in 1991 and graduated their youngest a year ago […] The post Homeschool High School Transcripts appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Get ready for a Summer of Fun! Today's audioblog guest is Lisa Nehring from True North Academy. Grab your spot in the Renew Homeschool Gathering virtual conference here: https://renewgathering.thinkific.com/courses/2022?ref=68285d Would you like a copy of my FREE Homeschool Planning Guide? Grab your copy at HumilityandDoxology.com/Homeschool-Planning-Guide Lisa Nehring is the founder and director of True North Homeschool Academy, a k-12th grade full service on-line Academy. Their world class teachers utilize tie testing educational tools along with cutting edge tech, as well as the SAMR model of education, providing a unique and innovative program that nurtures community. True North Homeschool Academy provides Classes, Clubs, a Mom's Membership and more! Lisa Nehring has been married for over 36 years to David, a Clinical Psychologist, who joins Lisa occasionally on the Life Skills 101 podcast. Lisa holds Master's Degree in Human Development (she wrote her thesis on “Why Parents Homeschool,”) and a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Having homeschooled her 5 Kids for 30 years, Lisa takes delight in knowing that her grandkids are also being homeschooled. Lisa believes that education is the transmission of culture and is passionate about transmitting a culture of Truth, beauty and goodness to a world desperate for all three. Free Summer Bucket List True North Homeschool Academy Summer Classes Summer Clubs Life Skills 101 Podcast Find True North Academy: Website: True North Homeschool Academy Facebook Page: True North Homeschool Academy Facebook Group: True North Homeschool Tribe Pinterest: True North Homeschool Academy Instagram @Truenorthhomeschoolacademy This week's podcast replay suggestion is "Patience, Wonder, Ignorance, and Joy in a Classical, Charlotte Mason education (with Karen Glass)" These show notes contain affiliate links. Disclaimer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humilityanddoxology/message
Life Skills Learned through Adoption! On this episode, Lisa Nehring, Director of True North Homeschool Academy is interviewing fellow podcaster and True North teacher, Crystal Niehoff, as they talk about Life Skills Learned through Adoption! Crystal shares how her family was involved in Respite Care, Foster Care and private and adoption through Foster Care. For […] The post Life Skills Learned Through Adoption! appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
The Three Love Languages of Learning Today, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring is joined by fellow podcaster Meredith Curtis, who also teaches are True North. We're talking today about the important life skill of teaching our kids by teaching to our children's heads, hands and hearts! 1.Teaching to the Head Knowledge- explain […] The post The Three Love Languages of Learning appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Feeling Frazzled? 3 Simple Steps to Refresh! Today True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring, is joined by Juile Polance of Julie Naturally to talk about ways that overworked homeschooling Mommas can refresh. Like Julie says, it's not rocket science, but going back to basics can oftentimes keep us going! In order to keep refreshed, […] The post Feeling Frazzled? appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Edventuring with Ethan Nehring Today, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring is joined by her son, Ethan Nehring. Ethan teaches Latin and Clubs, such as Medieval Weaponry and Battles that Changed History at True North, and is going to share about various ways to Edventure! Edventure is simply Educational Adventures. There are 3 Specific […] The post Edventuring with Ethan Nehring appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
I don't want my vision for my family's future. My vision is skewed. My motives are often selfish and my imagination of what could be is often way too small. I want new vision, but I want it to be God's vision for our family. He is the divine Way-Maker. He's the great Vision-Caster, truly the Master Artist of our family, if we allow Him to be. I don't want to be heading toward my own goals and agenda. I don't want my vision to have come from me. I want to be heading towards GOD's vision for my family. I believe that His ways are 1. better than my ways 2. bigger than I could have imagined3. more blessed than my own ways could have beenI want to live this out in my life and equip my children to do the same. This is an episode you will want your children to listen along with you. You'll be hearing from four of my children sharing from their heart about getting God's heart for their future.Isaiah 55:8 Says, “My thoughts are nothing like your thoughts,” says the Lord… “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so My ways are higher than your ways and My thoughts higher than your thoughts.” Val's Book: Wearing All Your Hats without Wearing Out: Finding Focus for Your Family to be the Masterpiece God Intended Content by Val Harrison, The Practically Speaking MOM. Guest host today, Lisa Nehring of True North Homeschool AcademyMeet our guest host: Lisa Nehring directs True North Homeschool Academy, a full-service K-12th grade academy offering live online, small group, dynamic, interactive classes, clubs, Mom's Membership and more! Lisa has been married for 36 years, has 5 grown children, 2 grandchildren and 2 Master's Degrees. Her heart is to come alongside other intentional moms to create a space that welcomes and nurtures truth, beauty and goodness in the world! To find out about Lisa's classes, clubs, testing, Advising, weekly Blog and more: True North Homeschool Academy Listen to our weekly podcast: Soft Skills 101:Life Skills for a Digital Age Join in the conversation on FB: True North Homeschool Academy Get inspired on Pinterest Join in the fun on InstagramContact Val: www.PracticallySpeakingMOM.comFacebook Group: Intentional Mom, Strong Family
Building your Mom Team Today on the show, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring is joined by Jennifer Uren, who podcasts at This Mom Knows. Life Jennifer says, “Every business “yes” can feel like a parenting “no” – and that’s when mom guilt kicks in. Through her website and podcast, This Mom Knows, Jennifer […] The post Building your Mom Team appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
"Our kids need to know that SUCCESS IS IN THE JOURNEY AS MUCH AS IN THE END ACHIEVEMENT. Falling down and getting back up are important milestones in the journey." Val Harrison, The Practically Speaking MOMThree Steps to Teaching Your Kids the Success Habit of Goal Setting and Goal-mapping Skills.1. Pray over your goal-setting before, after, and during the process.We want God to be our partner in life. He knows us; He knows our circumstances; He knows our future. He knows all of those things better than we do. Having Him as our partner in all of these decisions and all o f these plans is so critical. Ultimately we want His will. We don't want our will. He can do this so much better than we can. I need Him to direct my life and I want to teach my children to allow Him to direct their lives also. We shouldn't expect that for their future behavior if we don't teach them how today. "His ways are not our ways and His thoughts are not our thoughts. As far as the heavens are above the earth, so far are His thoughts above our thoughts and His ways above our ways." Isaiah 55:8.2. Teach them to WRITE DOWN their goals and place them around the house where they can see them regularly.3. Include a TIMELINE for achievable little steps as a roadmap to the big goal. If you only have the big end goal, it may stay too unattainable. You and your kids need some little successes to celebrate along the way! Let's learn how!Quotes from the episode:"Even if we never reach the end goal, we have succeeded by making progress." Val Harrison "It's bonding to set goals together, to map them out together, and to watch God do great things." Val HarrisonOther Resources Mentioned:JoniA Man Called NormanBy the way, no shark was harmed - it was one that had died naturally.Plugged In .com Media Review Website from Focus on the FamilyRaising A Luke 2:52 Kid Podcast Episode and Blog PostRaising A Luke 2:52 Kid Goal Poster downloadContent by Val Harrison, The Practically Speaking MOM. Guest host today, Lisa Nehring of True North Homeschool AcademyMeet our guest host: Lisa Nehring directs True North Homeschool Academy, a full-service K-12th grade academy offering live online, small group, dynamic, interactive classes, clubs, Mom's Membership and more! Lisa has been married for 36 years, has 5 grown children, 2 grandchildren and 2 Master's Degrees. Her heart is to come alongside other intentional moms to create a space that welcomes and nurtures truth, beauty and goodness in the world! To find out about Lisa's classes, clubs, testing, Advising, weekly Blog and more: True North Homeschool Academy Listen to our weekly podcast: Soft Skills 101:Life Skills for a Digital Age Join in the conversation on FB: True North Homeschool Academy Get inspired on Pinterest Join in the fun on Instagram
Why Studying Science is a Mandatory Life Skill! Today, True North Homeschool Academy Director, Lisa Nehring, is joined by Emma Cummings. Emma is a Cambridge trained physicist, who teaches online Science classes from True North Homeschool Academy, while homeschooling her own children in Scotland. Today, she is sharing with us, 3 Reasons Why Studying Science […] The post Why Studying Science is a Mandatory Life Skill! appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
The Best Holiday Homeschooling Tips ~ Episode 452 Join Felice Gerwitz and special guest, Lisa Nehring as they discuss the best holiday homeschooling tips. When things get crazy and you can not add one more thing to the schedule, Lisa comes to the rescue with great tips and planning. Thanks to our sponsor, Media Angels, […] The post The Best Holiday Homeschooling Tips appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
With Critical Race Theory, sex education for younger and younger ages, mask mandates, and a host of other issues plaguing America's public school education system, has the time come for Christians to disengage? What does the Orthodox Jewish education experience have to teach us? Does homeschooling make kids weird? Join Doug and Pesach for a high-stakes discussion with education expert Lisa Nehring of True North Homeschool Academy.
Join us for the 2nd in the Online School Spotlight Series as we interview Lisa Nehring from True North Homeschool Academy. Lisa shares:What makes True North Homeschool Academy unique... (hint, this includes classes for learners with special needs, help with the NCAA process, wide array of subjects and age ranges and socialization opportunities for all ages)A little about the logistics of online homeschool classes and how families can be successful using themUsing online classes for homeschooling can be life-changing- it can ultimately save you time and prepare your learner for the dynamic future.https://truenorthhomeschoolacademy.com/https://www.facebook.com/TrueNorthHomeschoolAcademy
We are continuing our conversation in part 2 on the topic of high school credits. I've been talking a lot lately about homeschooling high school because this season can feel particularly intimidating. After graduating 7 of our 8 kids so far, I can tell that these can and should be some of the best years of your family's homeschooling journey! There is much to be excited about and there are also many experiences our kids have during this time that can be counted as credits on their transcripts! Today, Lisa Nehring from True North Academy will be helping us recognize not only WHY we can enjoy these years, but HOW by simply recognizing life experiences as worthy credits for our kids' transcripts! Some of the questions that we will answer are: Why do homeschoolers typically “under credit” high school? What's the benefit of thinking more broadly about credits? Ways you can connect with Lisa: Website: TrueNorthHomeschoolAcademy.com FaceBook Page: True North Homeschool Academy FaceBook Group: True North Homeschool Tribe; Instagram: truenorthhomeschoolacademy Podcast: https://ultimateradioshow.com/soft-skills-101/ Truenorthhomeschoolacademy.com (If you've read my new book, please leave a review so the booksellers will show it to more moms as they search the sites and you haven't read it, please check it out...The Four Hour School Day, How You and Your Kids Can Thrive in the Homeschool Life!)
I've been talking a lot lately about homeschooling high school because this season can feel particularly intimidating. After graduating 7 of our 8 kids so far, I can tell that these can and should be some of the best years of your family's homeschooling journey! There is much to be excited about and there are also many experiences our kids have during this time that can be counted as credits on their transcripts! Today, Lisa Nehring from True North Academy will be helping us recognize not only WHY we can enjoy these years, but HOW by simply recognizing life experiences as worthy credits for our kids' transcripts! Some of the questions that we will answer are: What's the big deal about credits? How do we count a credit? Ways you can connect with Lisa: Website: TrueNorthHomeschoolAcademy.com FaceBook Page: True North Homeschool Academy FaceBook Group: True North Homeschool Tribe; Instagram: truenorthhomeschoolacademy Podcast: https://ultimateradioshow.com/soft-skills-101/ Truenorthhomeschoolacademy.com (If you've read my new book, please leave a review so the booksellers will show it to more moms as they search the sites and you haven't read it, please check it out...The Four Hour School Day, How You and Your Kids Can Thrive in the Homeschool Life!)
Questions to ask when choosing an online class (or classes) for homeschooling....Learn from guest Lisa Nehring from True North Homeschool Academy!Curious about how to evaluate an online homeschool provider or teacher? Lisa provides expert advice on differentiating between various platforms and how to choose an online provider depending on your learner's needs. Visit www.truenorthhomeschoolacademy to see Lisa's unique platform of offerings.Make sure to check out https://truenorthhomeschoolacademy.com/online-learning-a-homeschool-primer/for more information. Check out Lisa's podcast https://ultimateradioshow.com/soft-skills-101/Sign up for her helpful newsletter https://truenorthhomeschoolacademy.com/sign-up-for-our-newsletter/
Workforce Today ~ Episode 406 What does the workforce look like in the 21st century? Today’s guest, Lisa Nehring shares what it means to enter the workplace today. How it is different and what you can do as a student, or adult to prepare. Lisa is a podcaster at Lifeskills 101 here. Find Lisa here: […] The post Workforce In The 21st Century appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Welcome to the first in our podcast series about different homeschooling styles! In this episode, I talk with Lisa Nehring of True North Homeschool Academy about what classical homeschooling can look like. Do you have to go all-in? And is it all about the memory work? For whom might this education style be a good fit? Listen in for answers to these questions and some amazing resources Lisa had to share with us! For all of the resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes athttp://www.trianglehomeschoolresources.com/007/Music from https://filmmusic.io"Feelin Good" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Support the show (http://trianglehomeschoolresources.com/village)
Steps to communication: Listen Give feedback on what you think they are saying Affirm them Seek to know their thoughts Be sure of what they are saying by asking questions Be careful about when you speak. Try not to interrupt. Warning, give thought to your tone. But there must be reciprocity-back and forth Be authoritative […] The post Communication with Dave and Lisa Nehring (Part 4) appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Works cited: One Year Living as an Evangelical The Gospel of Matthew The post Communication with Dave and Lisa Nehring (Part 3) appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Middle schoolers argue, it is part of what they are. But it is a teaching opportunity: To teach them in this, reframe the situation for them; Affirm their identity -state the obvious if you need to: Encourage them; But always remember to pick your battles. We are in a time of social upheaval, so identity […] The post Communication with Dave and Lisa Nehring (part 2) appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Communication is what allows you to have a relationship. Legos Playmobile Facebook Key terms: Mirroring Negotiation Deferment of Gratification Dialectic Communication If you’re all about yourself, there can be no communication. Welcome to Soft Skills 101: Life Skills for a Digital Age, sponsored by the Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network and True North Homeschool Academy! My […] The post Communication with Dave and Lisa Nehring appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Critical Thinking skills are “An ability to use reason to move beyond the acquisition of facts to uncover deep meaning,” according to Robert Weissberg. In this episode we’ll define Critical Thinking skills, examine why they are necessary and begin to talk about how to teach them. Word Study: Critical Thinking Skills come from […] The post Critical Thinking with Lisa Nehring appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
This podcast recounts a trip to the High Unitas Wilderness area Lisa Nehring took the summer before she started college. Hiking and living together with a small group of people required serious teamwork as they navigated trails, illness and adventure! Bible Verse: Two are better than one for they have a good return for their […] The post Teamwork: Wilderness Adventure (Part 2) appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Soft Skills 101: Life Skills for a Digital Age Welcome to Soft Skills 101: Life Skills for a Digital Age, sponsored by the Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network and True North Homeschool Academy! My name is Lisa Nehring and I will be your host, with regular appearances by my husband, Dr. David Nehring. Together we have […] The post Introducing Soft Skills 101 appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
Homeschooling with Vision and Purpose Episode 320 It is often said that homeschooling is not for the faint-hearted. Homeschooling with Vision and Purpose is the topic of today’s podcast with a very special guest and new podcaster at the Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network, Lisa Nehring. She will share her vision and you will learn more about […] The post Homeschooling with Vision and Purpose appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.
SPED Homeschool's podcast guest this week was Lisa Nehring, Administrator for True North Homeschool Academy. Lisa shared on "How to Reorient Your Homeschool Vision after a Diagnosis"
Lisa Nehring has homeschooled for almost 30 years. She’s watched the world of home education change drastically: from people being thrown into jail for pulling their children out of school to today’s massive movement of homeschooling. Lisa is the director of True North Homeschool Academy, an online academy for homeschool students. They feature live and pre-recorded classes, … Continue reading "The Innovation Called Homeschool with Lisa Nehring | Season 1 Episode 2"
As your kids get older, the idea of homeschooling high school can feel intimidating. Lisa Nehring, head of True North Homeschool Academy, shares her experiences and tips from homeschooling her five children. She also explains how you can make the most out of homeschool high school years and how online homeschooling can be just the help you need.
Awareness of Trends & Challenges in Homeschooling The way education goes is the way our country goes. That is the message from David and Lisa Nehring today. There is a lot to be concerned with in education, much of which is why we homeschool. It is important for us to pay attention. Everything that happens...
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