The Resource I Wish I Had as a New Teacher
I remember my first day as a teacher walking into my classroom after I was handed the keys by my new principal. […]
Category: Review
Speaking Our Truth: A Text for Teaching Students About Residential Schools
As we look back on 2021, the discoveries of over thirteen hundred unmarked graves at the sites of residential schools in western […]
How Ungrading Can Change Your Classroom
By Danielle Daujatas and Aron Reppmann “Ungrading” is an umbrella term for a wide range of instructional and assessment practices; some other […]
Creating a Culture of Belonging in Christian Schools
The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) has recently published a series entitled Leading Insights, edited by Lynn E. Swaner. Throughout this […]
Six Amazing Young Adult Books You Should Read
The world of young adult literature continues to turn out some amazing novels and non-fiction with every new year. The following books […]
Review of Rediscovering Discipleship
Summary “Discipleship” is a word that is used often in churches but not as often used as it ought to be. Robby […]
What’s Old Is New Again: A Review of The Green Mile
“The world is falling down around our ears” (King 133). If that sounds like an old man’s view, that’s because it is. […]
Refreshing Curriculum: An English Teacher’s New Media Journey
Chris Steenhof “How are you?” A year ago this question was simply a greeting, but given the events of the past year, […]
YA Book Suggestions
by Christi Tuit, Laura DeJong, and Justine Keuning-LaFrence As a school counselor, an ELA teacher, and a school librarian, we have always […]
Staff Reads: Our Experience with Summer Book Club
*Please see this month’s editorial for more context on this article. Introduction: What We Did Becoming a “Lifelong Explorer” is one of […]