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Love, like Grace, always costs the giver [part 2]
If you didn’t read yesterday’s post, please go back there before reading on, or this won’t really make much sense. I guess the Holy Spirit decided I needed a trail of frikkin bread crumbs to this idea so I wouldn’t miss it, so my weekend journey through Love continued…. ***** Weirdest thing happened on Saturday.…
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Love, like Grace, always costs the giver [part 1]
In my former life as a teacher participating in an experiment — to see Grace-based education incarnated in a real classroom setting– at my school, we had many little sayings that tried to encapsulate the truths about Grace-in-education. One of my favorites, borrowed from the words of the ever-wise Cheryl Martin is this: Grace always…
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What’s the point of a teacher you can’t build a relationship with?
I’m getting to where it’s nearly impossible for me to envision teaching without seeing it as relational. I was reading a discussion about college faculty and their communication methods with students. Of course, people vary in the way they prefer to engage others, and the faculty/student relationship adds another wrinkle to that question. Most teachers today…

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