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Lisa Tussey Yoder


Lisa Tussey Yoder—whose three sons’ homeschooling journey perhaps included a little too much fire—now shares her expertise through her Summit-First Framework with a free online course that helps homeschool parents design custom studies tailored to their children.

A veteran homeschooler who began homeschooling when it was still illegal, Lisa has since earned her master’s degree in Instructional Design and created courses for colleges and universities across the country.

Today, she provides course creation guidance, an emotional intelligence course, unit studies, and one-on-one coaching. Through her Social Seahorse Connections blog, she showcases inspiring examples of community building while offering practical Golden Connection Challenges for families to try.


Homeschooling Articles by Lisa Yoder

Christian Character Lisa Yoder explains how to teach your children to have good character as well as a good education.

Family Treasures - A Homeschool Yearbook Lisa Yoder suggests how to create a permanent treasure that memorializes your homeschooling years.

Educational Opportunities Abound for Homeschoolers Lisa Yoder outlines a myriad of doors from various resources that are open for homeschoolers today.

Discovering the Mysteries of Museums Lisa Yoder fills us in on how to get the most out of a museum.

Win Over Your Church! How to help your church understand and appreciate homeschooling.

Can Homeschooling Save Your Child's Health? Lisa Yoder shares true stories of how some families have saved their children's health... and educations.

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