A Tribute to Gary Van Arragon, Editor
Editors are a lot like theatrical lighting designers—when they are really good at what they do, you don’t notice them. Gary Van […]
Reading Good Books and Learning About the World
“A man who has lived in many places is not likely to be deceived by the local errors of his native village; […]
Dealing with Complexity
This issue may cause a certain amount of discomfort in our school communities or even within us personally as Christian educators. No […]
The Educator’s Journey(s)
In our careers as educators, we have all seen a wide variety of approaches that our colleagues take to do their work. […]
Living in Faith and Hope
By the time you receive this issue, the summer holidays will likely be a fading memory for you, your students and colleagues, […]
Organized Reading
It will be clear from the reviews of the books in this issue that the world in which we as educators work […]
Healthy Workplaces
We have all seen it—students who are overwhelmed by discouragement at their inability to “meet the standard” expected of them in their […]
Hope in a Troubled World
As I write this editorial, the news broadcasts are dominated by stories of fear and calamity. While this is perhaps the way […]
Rooted In, Responsive To, Reaching Out
In October 2013, the Christian Educators Journal, in collaboration with the Andreas Center for Reformed Scholarship and Service at Dordt College, sponsored […]
To Read a Good Book
This issue once again offers our readers a number of suggestions of good books to read over the course of the upcoming […]