February 2018
Editorial In his money management course Financial Peace University (FPU), Christian financial counselor and best-selling author Dave Ramsey tells his audience something to [...] Article Social Media and Christian Schools: What Are We Going to Do? Katie (not her real name), a high school junior, walked briskly toward her first hour class, making sure to get in the [...] Article I recently turned 41. Calling to wish me a happy birthday, my mom reminded me (again!) that when I was born, my [...] Article Faithful Citizenship and Political Conversation in the Classroom Politics is unique in its capability to divide. By nature it is contentious and oppositional, drawing lines and setting people and groups [...] Article When the Teaching Gets Tough: Sexuality and Gender Teachers in Christian schools care deeply about students’ well-being and growth in discipleship to Jesus. When faced with tough questions about sexuality [...] Article To Expel, or Not to Expel—That Is the Question Teachers and administrators in Christian schools face any number of issues that make teaching very difficult. In my experience, one issue is [...] P@nel.edu In preparation for this issue’s P@nel.Edu column, Christian Altena, Justin Cook, Rebecca DeSmith, and I (John Walcott) sat down together via video [...] Day in the Life On Sunday, September 10, 2017, one of the biggest hurricanes in history slammed into the Florida Keys. Hurricane Irma’s projected path and [...] Slouching Toward Bedlam Bible teacher Cal VanderMeer was sipping coffee and perusing the newspaper when his colleague, English teacher Christina Lopez, dropped into the seat [...]