Lisa Nehring

Lisa Nehring has been married for over 30 years, has five children, 2 graduate degrees and a black belt in homeschooling. She has homeschooled since 1991 and wrote a Master’s Thesis on Why Parent’s Homeschool, the Literature Review being, A History of Education in America. Lisa Nehring and her husband, Dr. David Nehring, a Clinical Psychologist, and Biblical Scholar speak together on a wide variety of topics, including education, classical education, vision, mission, parenting, marriage, and more.

The Defining Decade: How to Set Teens Up for Success in Their 20s | Not That Hard to Homeschool

Discover 7 powerful strategies to prepare your teen for a thriving 20s. Inspired by The Defining Decade by Dr. Meg Jay, Lisa Nehring shares practical advice for homeschool families to build academic, social, and life skills now that shape the future. 🎙️ Episode Title:The Defining Decade: How to Set Your Teen Up for a Thriving […]

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(Podcast Episode) The Hidden Factor in Choosing to Homeschool: Social Role Selection

📝 Show Notes:In this episode of Not That Hard to Homeschool, Lisa Nehring uncovers a concept you’ve likely experienced—even if you’ve never had a name for it: social role selection. It’s the reason why many families—both decades ago and today—decide to homeschool their children. Lisa shares insights from her master’s thesis, exploring how social dynamics

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Homeschooling on the Move: One Military Family’s Story of Strength, Service, and Schooling

What does it look like to homeschool while living overseas, moving frequently, and facing the unique challenges of military life? For many military families, the idea of consistency and community in homeschooling can feel out of reach—but today’s guest proves it’s not only possible, it’s powerful. This podcast episode sponsored by True North Academy. Discover

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What to Do When Your Teen Hates School (And You’re Ready to Quit)

Let’s be real: homeschooling a teenager who flat-out hates school can shake even the most confident parent. Maybe your once-curious kid now drags their feet through every assignment. The eye-rolls are on autopilot, every subject is “pointless,” and your peaceful homeschool day has turned into a battlefield. You’ve poured your heart into planning, pivoting, praying…

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Education in 2025: 8 Key Trends Reshaping How We Teach and Learn

Are you ready to peek into the future of education? From AI-powered classrooms to increased focus on emotional intelligence, 2025 is set to redefine how we teach and learn. Whether you’re a home educator, parent, or simply curious about what’s next, here are the trends to watch—and how you can prepare your kids for success!

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“Unlocking the Brain: A Conversation with Dr. Timothy Jennings on Education and Mental Health”

Welcome, listeners, to another episode of It’s Not That Hard to Homeschool podcast! Today, we’re diving into a fascinating conversation that blends faith, science, and the mind. Our guest is none other than Dr. Timothy Jennings, a board-certified psychiatrist, international speaker, and the president of Come and Reason Ministries. With decades of experience in mental

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Mastery vs. Completion: Why Homeschooling Lets You Have the Best of Both Worlds

“Check the box and move on.”Sound familiar? If you’re transitioning from public school to homeschooling, you might be tempted to measure success by how quickly you can check off every subject on your planner. But what if homeschooling could offer something deeper—like actual mastery of concepts? Let’s break down the difference, share a few fun

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Online Education with SAMR Model

Using Innovative Processes to Reboot Online Education 

 Today, we’re exploring a topic that’s transforming how educators use technology in online classrooms and beyond—the SAMR model. If you’re an educator, homeschooler, or just curious about how technology can enhance learning, this podcast episode is for you. By the end, you’ll not only know what the SAMR model is, but you’ll also understand how

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