Space for Learning
By Steve Tuit and Abby Zwart Where are you right now? There’s a good chance you’re in your classroom, a space you […]
God Is a Creator, Not a Manufacturer
Every morning in schools across America eager children enter the front door, walk down the hall to their classrooms, and are greeted […]
Sacred Space: Responding to God’s Presence
We live in a noisy world that seems determined to capture the attention and hearts of children. Noise is ubiquitous! Canned music […]
Interview with Peter Baldwin
Peter Baldwin is President of AMDG Architecture in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he has worked for over 25 years. In the past […]
Educating in Places, Not Spaces
Geographer Mark Bjelland notes that a space is simply a set of geographic coordinates, whereas a place is a location that has […]
Get Outside: Creation as a Space for Learning
In this article, I am not going to cite the latest research. I am not going to analyze how all of what […]
Building Authentic Community: Design Matters
As an architect, design matters. The design of a building or a place shapes how people experience the environment in which they […]
If Walls Could Talk
by Jo-Ann Van Reeuwyk with Becca Brasser, John Booy, Mark Ponstine, and Frency Frans How do we make or miss opportunities to […]
Spaces Where Learners Flourish
Spaces where learners flourish are spaces of discovery and possibility, where imagination and creativity are nurtured, where learners engage deeply and meaningfully […]