Building Thriving Science Laboratory and Classroom Communities
Science is a collaborative endeavor. Understanding of observed phenomena improves over time, as the findings of one scientist generate new questions that […]
Cultivating Space for Christian Practices in our Science Classrooms
Our shared imagination of classroom science is created by the images, words, texts, and activities in which the class participates. For example, […]
Could Humility Be the Heart of Our Classroom Communities?
If we desire humility to be an important value in our life together in community, especially in the classroom or science labs, […]
Highlighting Global Issues through Spoken Commentaries
“If you don’t speak it, you don’t know it. If you don’t write it, you don’t own it.” These were words of […]
Technology Tools We’re Keeping
Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of […]
Three Lessons I Can’t Unlearn from 2020
My encouragement to all educators as we begin another school year would be to not unlearn what you have learned during 2020 […]
Where Is God in the Post-apocalyptic? Teaching Cormac McCarthy’s The Road in the Pandemic Age
You have to carry the fire. I don’t know how to.Yes, you do. Is the fire real? The fire?Yes it is.Where is […]
Francis Schaeffer’s Use of Questions Can be Helpful to Christian Educators Today
Great Teachers Ask Questions Great teachers ask questions. Like windows to a room, questions open minds to the wonders of God and […]
A Truly New School Year: Emotional Wellness during a Pandemic
If we think back to our childhood days, we probably remember getting something shiny and new for our birthday or Christmas and […]
Review of: Confronting Christianity
I was teaching a grade twelve biblical studies class when something unexpected happened. In a class full of strong minds and bodies, […]