Redefining Fair

  In my twenty-five years of teaching, I have learned a few things about students: their natural ability is not a substitute […]

Foreign Languages for Everyone

As a teacher in training at Calvin College in 2004, I had the opportunity to work as a tutor for the French […]

Ten Restful Books to Get Your Imagination Working Again This Summer

Every year seems to bring more demands upon teachers. We need to realign to the common core standards, remap our courses to […]

Make Just One Change

I almost didn’t buy the book. After all, if the change the authors are suggesting is in subtitle, why pay for the […]

A Reformed Christian Perspective on Education

Is the purpose of Christian education to isolate or immunize students, to protect them from a secular culture or prepare them for […]

Teaching and Christian Practices

This review was previously published in the September 2012 issue of Pro Rege and is reprinted with the permission of the author […]

Shop Class as Soulcraft and Intergenerational Lost and Found

  Harry Van Belle is a retired professor of psychology who has taught at both Redeemer University College in Ontario and The […]

Practically Human

“Art critics talk about art. Artists talk about where to buy good turpentine.” —George Santayana Reading Practically Human made me want to […]

Not Sure

If you are absolutely, perfectly sure that once upon a time there were, in fact, two naked people tending the greenest garden […]

Toward a Theology of Special Education

One of the largest tasks a teacher of special education students in Christian schools has today is that of integrating not only […]