Sep 1, 2026 · 54 min · 10 segments
Ever wonder if social media is doing your homeschool family more harm than good — or if it might actually be a gift? In this episode of the *Everyday Educator* podcast, host Delise Germond sits down…
Tunrade SchumannGuestDelise GermondHost
Treva BarnesGuestHi, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of the Everyday Educator podcast.
We are so excited to have you with us as we talk about what it means to make learning a lifestyle.
But before we jump into talking about homeschool social media tips, I want to remind you that the best community you can find is actually not virtual community.
And we would love for you to be able to find a community of your own with Classical Conversations.
And you can learn all about how to do that by looking in the show notes below this show.
Well, without any further ado, I want to invite you guys to welcome with me Tenrade Schumann and Treva Barnes.
Tenrade and Treva are both part of our social media team here at Classical Conversations.
And I really believe that they are the best people to talk about what it looks like for homeschoolers to engage with social media.
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Hi, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of the Everyday Educator podcast.
We are so excited to have you with us as we talk about what it means to make learning a lifestyle.
But before we jump into talking about homeschool social media tips, I want to remind you that the best community you can find is actually not virtual community.
And we would love for you to be able to find a community of your own with Classical Conversations.
And you can learn all about how to do that by looking in the show notes below this show.
Well, without any further ado, I want to invite you guys to welcome with me Tenrade Schumann and Treva Barnes.
Tenrade and Treva are both part of our social media team here at Classical Conversations.
And I really believe that they are the best people to talk about what it looks like for homeschoolers to engage with social media.