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Tag: Professional Development
Professional Learning through Community Engagement: A Partnership between a Local Faith-Based K–12 School and a Teacher Education Program
Kevin Mirchandani and Nina Pak Lui As educational researchers and practitioners, we have identified the following challenges for teachers in the K–12 […]
Editorial
by Steve Tuit and Abby Zwart “PD DAY” Those words on the school calendar may create a pretty broad range of feelings. […]
Professional Development for Christian School Educators and Leaders
Professional development opportunities are nearly universal in the experiences of US educators, both in public school settings and in Christian schools (Darling-Hammond […]
Ἄγωμεν: School Staff and the Power of an “Us-Together” Culture
In his classic book Teaching to Change Lives, Howard Hendricks made the case that effective communication leads learners to understand truth and […]
Fostering the Christian Teaching We Espouse
Over the past year, much of which was spent in COVID lockdown, I have had many opportunities to reflect on the Christian […]
Nurturing Cultures of Authentic Collegiality
When people talk about the “culture” of an organization, they are often referring to the unwritten norms and practices undertaken by the […]
A Growth Mindset for Christian Educators
What are the elements of successful professional development? That is the question posed to school leaders around the world as they seek […]
Connecting, Collaborating, and Cultivating a Relationship with Christ: The Journey and Resources of Two School Leaders
Jennie M. Carr and Tammy T. May Jennie and Tammy’s relationship is precious and has grown significantly over time. It’s hard to […]
What We Read: Resource Review Issue
Editorial By Abby Zwart and Steve Tuit If your classroom and home are anything like ours are, they’re filled with books. (And […]