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Trust without Teachers

February 23 ^rd 2017 byChad Wellmon

Social media have become the new custodians of knowledge. This matters.

Who was the Brain in that Jar?

September 8 ^th 2016 byBeth Green with Trevor Cooling

Sometimes all good teaching needs is the right framing.

Playful Minds

June 1 ^st 2016 byDave Sikkema

Games can recover play in learning, but we still have to know what it means to "learn."

Pedagogies for the Public Square

March 19 ^th 2015 byBecca McBride

We cannot all be right in the public square.

Learning to Care

December 1 ^st 2013 byDeani Van Pelt

For parents, education is about growing in our children the capacity to care, regardless of the education system we choose for them.

Institutional Faithfulness and the Christian School

December 1 ^st 2013 byPaul Brink

Who are the patrons of the Christian school, and what does that role mean?

Ten Ways to Destroy the Imagination of Your Child

July 11 ^th 2012 byTony Woodlief

Pointing to the Good

July 4 ^th 2012 byDeani Van Pelt

If Wishing Made it So: Teaching Students to Make Change

May 14 ^th 2012 byGloria Stronks and Julia Stronks

At the expense of academics

April 20 ^th 2012 byNadean Sheppard

Christian Practices in the College Classroom

February 13 ^th 2012 byMicheal Hickerson