Confessions of a Poor Reader
For most, reading is a pleasurable skill that is acquired almost imperceptibly. I’ve heard it’s like waking up one morning suddenly knowing […]
Reading Suggestions for Teachers and Their Students
In keeping with the theme of this month’s issue, John Walcott asked the panel members to recommend some of their favorite books […]
Top Ten Books for This Summer to Remind You What Rocks About Reading
1. Fleischman, Paul. Whirligig. New York: Macmillan, 1998. My friend Kim has recently returned to the joy of reading. This one is especially […]
To Read a Good Book
This issue once again offers our readers a number of suggestions of good books to read over the course of the upcoming […]
So Many Books, So Little Time
Our newest member of the panel, John Walcott, introduced the theme of this issue by sending the following message to the panel […]
Notes on a Reading List
Teaching is a tough job. First of all, it happens beyond our jurisdiction. Concepts ranging from reducing fractions to splitting infinitives are […]
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 […]
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 […]
Outside of a Dog, a Book Review is a Teacher’s Best Friend; Inside of a Dog, It’s Too Dark to Read— Or: So Many Book Recommendations So Little Time
Jan Karsvlaam recently took a hiatus from teaching seventh grade science at Terra Ceia Christian School in Pantego, North Carolina after an […]
What are some books that all Christian educators should read?
January 20, 2010 Al Boerema asks the question: What are some books that all Christian educators should read? January 30, 2010 Christian […]