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 […]
Eleven Standout YA Books for Curriculum, Read Aloud, or Classroom Libraries
Young adult literature continues to be fertile ground for an amazing range of books covering almost every subject imaginable. Below are quick […]
Review of: Confronting Christianity
I was teaching a grade twelve biblical studies class when something unexpected happened. In a class full of strong minds and bodies, […]
Review of: The Standards-Based Classroom: Make Learning the Goal
by Cory Nikkel and Matt Townsley The Standards-Based Classroom: Make Learning the Goal touts the expertise of two practitioners who have worked […]