A Little Box of Leadership
This semester, our students, funded by a state grant, have been asked to focus on the knotty term “leadership,” as in “teacher […]
Assessment, Evaluation, and Gardens
“I remember the first time that a grading rubric was attached to a piece of my writing. . . . Suddenly all […]
Something Wiki This Way Comes, or Muted Expectations
“I’ve just about had it up to here with that old barnacle-busting, antique, glutinously oblivious, ancient, parrot-faced gnome who runs this school!” […]
The Postmodern Column: What Happens If Fictional Characters Recommend Real Books?
Name: Gordon Winkle Position at Bedlam Christian High School (BCHS): Industrial Arts Teacher Book Recommendation: My favorite book to read is Harold […]
So Many Books, So Little Time
Our newest member of the panel, John Walcott, introduced the theme of this issue by sending the following message to the panel […]
Notes on a Reading List
Teaching is a tough job. First of all, it happens beyond our jurisdiction. Concepts ranging from reducing fractions to splitting infinitives are […]
Be Advised
How do you choose your leisure reading? Do you browse the aisles of your local bookstore or library? Perhaps a good friend […]
Be Thou My Vision Statement—Or: A Mission Is as Good as a Mile
Jan Kaarsvlam recently emailed the CEJ board to discover why he was not given the position of editor. He has learned, much […]
Honking Geese, Ploughs and a Teapot: A Vision for Christian Education
Last November on a beautiful, sunny Sunday, my husband and I went for a long, leisurely walk through the fields. We heard […]
A Unique Opportunity for Teachers
One of the latest initiatives some Christian Schools in British Columbia, Canada, are building into their school’s vision and operational goals is […]