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 […]
Woodpeckers and the Wonderful World of Books
I woke up this morning to the sight of two spectacular downy woodpeckers fully engaged in their calling. These two were industriously […]
Teachers and Good Books
Question 1 What are some ways by which nonreading staff members can be encouraged to read more information or books that pertain […]
The Myth of Ability
Mathematics education has a bad rap. If you tell someone at a dinner party that you are a math teacher, they give […]
The Fabric of Faithfulness
As noted by Steven Garber in his introductory acknowledgements, “One gift of this study has been a deepened understanding of the role […]
NurtureShock
I am not a big fan of books on parenting skills and never have been. While I consider myself a crazed learner, […]
Top Ten Books Every Christian Educator Should Read (According to One Book Lover, Anyway)
Teaching is hard work. It doesn’t seem reasonable that teachers should be required, in addition to all the lesson planning, grading, communicating […]
Reforming Christian Education: Omelets or Worldviews?
In his 2008 bestseller, Culture Making, Andrew Crouch, a former Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship chaplain at Harvard University, makes an eloquent argument for […]