Remodeling Suggestions from the Builders: Ideas for Rethinking Christian Schools
by Bill Boerman-Cornell, Steven Harrison, and Neil Okuley When we taught in various Christian schools, there were moments when each of us […]
Transformation and Grace
John Walcott: When the editor shared with me that the February 2016 issue would focus on LGBTQ-related issues in Christian schools, my […]
Of Humble Turnips and Inclusive Classrooms
Recently I heard from a friend who went to a relative’s one hundredth birthday celebration. The dear lady claimed that she achieved […]
Dealing with Complexity
This issue may cause a certain amount of discomfort in our school communities or even within us personally as Christian educators. No […]
English as a Stressful Language: A Challenge and an Opportunity in Writing Instruction
“The foreigner living among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I […]
The Task of Christian Education in Creating an Inclusive Worldview
In many ways, the lives and experiences of students with disabilities have improved since the late 1970s when federal legislation requiring an […]
Drawing a Line or Choosing Inclusion? The Place of Special Education in a Christian School Setting
Last November, I was blessed to be a part of leading a wonderful, integral, and responsive discussion on the role of special […]
Issues in Classroom Diversity
November 17, 2010 Al Boerema introduces the topic: The theme of this issue of CEJ is diversity. Let’s talk about this from […]
Catching Rainbows: Sharing in Diversity
“The heavens tell of the glory of God. The skies display his marvelous craftsmanship … God has made a home in the […]
Diversity in the Classroom
Question 1 How would you go about handling a classroom that has seven Individual Education Plans (IEPs) out of twenty-two students? This […]