Elephants in the Classroom
Teaching argumentation in the high school English classroom in fall 2016 proved more challenging than any other leading up to it thanks […]
Author: Mark Brink
A Different Person
“You will be the same person in five years as you are today except for the people you meet and the books […]
Read to Lead: Three Books Every Administrator Should Read
Whenever I find a book that I love, everyone around me knows about it. According to my new favorite book, 5 Voices, […]
Personal Development as Professional Development
I am a 3 with a 2 Wing. For those unfamiliar with the Enneagram, the previous sentence may sound like a foreign […]
Doubt
Every day one of our Bible teachers selects a quote to add to the announcements scrolling on the TV screens around our […]
Teaching “Dirty Books”
About a year ago, Cedarville University, a Baptist school in Ohio, enacted a new curriculum standard based on Philippians 4:8: “Finally, brothers […]
Confessions of a Humor Columnist Or The Inquisitor’s Tale: An Interview with Jan Kaarsvlam
Over the years, readers have contacted the CEJ with numerous questions about this column. Editor Mark Brink compiled the most frequently asked […]
When Teaching Gets Tough
In his money management course Financial Peace University (FPU), Christian financial counselor and best-selling author Dave Ramsey tells his audience something to […]
December 2017
Editorial I found out at a Monday morning prayer meeting that Josh had died in a motorcycle accident. I first met Josh […]
FAST (Faith and Science Teaching)
Last night, our school held its annual open house for parents. Throughout the evening parents moved from classroom to classroom to hear […]