Preparing for and Responding to Doubt in the Classroom
Our panel gathered together remotely to talk about doubt and how we might walk alongside students in our schools or classrooms who […]
Spiritual Humility: Learning to Manage While Managing to Learn
Many people experience a defining moment that shapes what they will become. While I was teaching at an urban alternative high school, […]
Portrait of the Student as a Young Atheist Or The Unbearable Weight of Being (Curious)
Maxwell Prentiss-Hall, Bedlam’s counselor, entered the teachers’ lounge at break and slumped quietly into a seat. Resting his chin in his hand, […]
Complimentary Book Cover
Here at the CEJ We understand how difficult it will be to wait until summer to read all the great books reviewed […]
The Innovator’s Mindset by George Couros
For our contribution to the annual book issue, three members of the P@nel.Edu team (Christian Altena, Gayle Monsma, and John Walcott) decided […]
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 […]
A Day in the Life
On Sunday, September 10, 2017, one of the biggest hurricanes in history slammed into the Florida Keys. Hurricane Irma’s projected path and […]
P@nel
In preparation for this issue’s P@nel.Edu column, Christian Altena, Justin Cook, Rebecca DeSmith, and I (John Walcott) sat down together via video […]
Timid New World; or, Fear and Loathing in the Board Room; or, Childe Christina to the Dark Tower Came
Bible teacher Cal VanderMeer was sipping coffee and perusing the newspaper when his colleague, English teacher Christina Lopez, dropped into the seat […]