Episode 75: David & Lisa Nehring discuss Awareness of Trends & Challenges in Ho

Awareness of Trends & Challenges in HomeschoolingThe 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 in education affects most of us, even if we homeschool.  David and Lisa will talk about the history of homeschooling and modern trends and challenges that we face. And you'll definitely was to listen when they talk about how we can be more active and protect our rights.Definitely stay up on what's going on in education, generally in the country. Education matters in our country whether we're participating in government school, or private school or homeschool, because the way education goes is the way our country goes.~Lisa NehringiTunes          Stitcher     iHeart RadioDavid and Lisa Nehring have been married for 27 years. They have 5 kids and 5 graduate degrees between them.  David is a Christian Clinical Psychologist in private practice with Bethesda Christian Counseling and speaks and writes on Christian Marriage, parenting and living.  Lisa is an Academic Advisor for Bridgeway Academy, writes curriculum reviews for the Old Schoolhouse Magazine and others and blogs regularly at Golden Grasses about homeschooling and Christian family life. They have homeschooled for 23 years -3 graduates so far- and are currently homeschooling their youngest 2 children ages 11 and 14.Please share your comments for David and Lisa in the comments section below.  Listen to David and Lisa as they talk about:Brief History of HomeschoolingChallenges Homeschoolers face today.How Homeschooling in the Modern Movement BeganRecent trends that will be growing in the homeschool movementWhat objections we are seeing and who we are seeing it fromAdvice to homeschoolers to be active and protect your homeschool rightsIs the education the responsibility of parents or the government who allow parents to homeschool.What the challenges will be for conservative homeschoolers in an increasingly secular climate/Some of the exciting trends in homeschoolingHow curriculum choices are exploding Connect with David and LisaWebsite: Golden GrassesFacebook: Golden Grasses on FacebookTwitter: @laughinglionessGoogle+: Lisa NehringThis page contains affiliate links.