In Memory of Bert Witvoet
Bert Witvoet edited the Christian Educators Journal for about ten years, starting in the fall of 1999 and continuing through 2009. That […]
Ask Not for Whom the Final Bell Tolls . . . ; or, This Is How It Ends—Not with a Bang but with a Principal’s Whimper
Bedlam’s principal, Bentley VanderHaar, should have been relaxed. It was springtime, his favorite season. Trees were budding, flowers sprouting, and […]
A Soft Answer
Take one apprehensive student-teacher in 1963, bred and raised in the almost all-white, at the time, Christian day-school system in Grand Rapids, […]
The Metaphor in the Room, or Like Fodder for Elephants
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She Reads to Conquer Or The Books U Give
Christine Lopez stood outside the biology room, staring at Sam Toomer’s classroom door. It was Friday, the students had left, and after […]
How Christian Schools in North America Respond to Snow: A Scientific Sample
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An Awkward Trust: Maintaining Relationships in the Tension of Doubt
About a decade ago, Emma came into my class, eager to learn. She was the dream eighth-grade student. She was funny and […]
Professional Development
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Confessions of a Bedlam Doughnut Eater Or Professional Development Comes for the Librarian
Gord Winkle sighed with happiness. It was second period, his free period. The only other person to share his free period was […]