Teaching to Justice, Citizenship, and Civic Virtue
I have benefitted from the writing and teaching Calvin education professor emerita Gloria Stronks for many years. She has written a number […]
I have benefitted from the writing and teaching Calvin education professor emerita Gloria Stronks for many years. She has written a number […]
If you ask someone why they became a teacher, it is doubtful that anyone would answer with: “I just love disciplining children.” […]
For our newer readers: “Slouching toward Bedlam” is a fictional column written by an imaginary columnist, Jan Karsvlaam. Bedlam Christian School is […]
May 14, 2010 Al Boerema raises the issue: As Christian schools continue to explore ways to become places of shalom and to […]
Question 1 What do you do with a student in your class who is a disorganized mess, constantly distracted in class, and […]
I am ready to interview a new student. The child is five, tall for her age, but the parents have requested an […]
The Bible is filled with stories of transgressions and a Creator who longs to give opportunities to restore what has gone wrong. […]
Prior to coming to Covenant College in 2004, my wife and I worked in a Christian school for twenty-three years. For the […]
I am sure we can all remember playing “school” when we were younger. At a very young age, children act out what […]
What is it about the gospel that can bring a healing voice to what is called “discipline” in schools? Part of the […]