The Christian Educators Journal invites you to participate in its first annual Substitute Teachers Educational Webinar (STEW)!
We at the Christian Educators Journal have a great appreciation for substitute teachers. We realize that being a substitute teacher is often […]
Of Chapel Committees and Kings; Or, Cal and the Art of Automotive Maintenance
Industrial arts teacher Gord Winkle gathered up his notebook, pen, and folder; stuck an emergency Snickers bar in his front pocket; and […]
Parent Teacher Conference BINGO card
Acknowledging that many of our readers will be participating in hours of fall parent/teacher conferences around the time that this issue hits […]
A Heartbreaking Lesson Plan of Staggering Imbecility, or How I Learned to Quit Worrying and Love the MMOG
Gord Winkle was well into his third jelly doughnut, his mustache vibrant with strawberry jelly and a smattering of custard, when Janitor […]
How-To Books That Don’t Exist, But Should
How to Run a Meeting with Twenty-Five or More Agenda Items in Fifteen Minutes or Less: A Guide for Principals, Written […]
The Stain (It’s Plain) Lies Mainly On the Chapel Carpeting: Or, When in the Golf Course of Human Events
“Well, I think it is stupid!” said Red Carpenter. “I mean, the golf team hasn’t had new polos for two years, I […]
Slouching Toward Bedlam: Admission Impossible, or International Treasure
The entire faculty gathered in the staff room immediately after school. It was rare for Bentley VanderHaar, the principal of Bedlam Christian, […]
A Word to the Wise Guy or “You say Tonto, I say Toronto . . .”
“So now we’re supposed to create a class website that gives daily updates on assignments, grades, and student behavior,” muttered math teacher […]
I Can’t Define Art, But I Know It When I See it: Or, See You in the Funny Papers
Click on images to enlarge. Jan Kaarsvlam has recently discovered a new genre that he would like to call “graphic novels.” He […]