Education – Page 9

Thinking out loud: Education Reform

Having Erin, a world history/civics/economics teacher in the public school system, in the house this weekend has spawned some…

It’s hard to make theory (or theology) and practice match. Recent experiences have drawn my thoughts toward the questions of…

I’m sure the word “broken” would have existed even if Adam & Eve had not chosen…

Teaching Redemptively: Dabney, On Education … and a Question. Instead of cross-posting our Teaching Redemptively blog,…

The older I get, the more I appreciate God’s emphasis on mentoring. Life is far too…

I’ve noticed a rising trend lately among the parents of younger students to define the “covenantal”…

I recently posted this (with a few edits) on a BJU “Survivors” discussion group on Facebook. …

My life as a private school teacher with no kids has, by default, kept me pretty…

Education. Everybody talks about it. Everybody’s got an opinion. So, lest I miss out on all…

[post from our time at Covenant College, doing MEd coursework; class by Kaufmann and Greene called…