Not as often as I would like, I write posts (with the help of friends) at a blog called Teaching Redemptively. Our desire is to explore the space we like to call “teaching redemptively” or “grace-based education.”
I just wrote a post over there about a recent research study that suggests emotional & social skills are actually vital to classroom success. (Duh.) I think it’s all related to the reality of our humanity which underlies any educational endeavor…..but more on that at the TR blog…..
A site to discuss better education for all
Because every night, something has to go in the oven.
Everything Deserves A Reaction
He must become more, we must become less
Living with Fattitude
Whatever you do, do it for the Lord
Pondering education, technology, and making a difference
Surviving motherhood with sweet baby laughs, wine, and sarcasm.
A blog about instructional design and technology in libraries.
Going to the moon & complaining about it
making connections between educational linguistics & educational reform
Unmasking racism, classism, and sexism in formal education: Ruby Payne, deficit thinking, Teach for America, "grit," "no excuses" practices, and the "word gap"
Pushing the Boundaries & Exploring the Realities of Teaching in Higher Education
Shalom in the City
"until I die, I'll sing His songs on the shores of Babylon..."
