“We’re More Popular than Jesus”: Teaching John Lennon’s Body of Work in a Christian School
Almost six decades ago, in an article for The London Standard, Maureen Cleave, a journalist and friend of the Beatles, wrote an […]
Hospitality and Schools: Four Lenses
If we want to think about hospitality and schools, we might be tempted to go straight to questions of personal warmth. We […]
Hi, My Name Is . . .
We have all been there before. One hand in your pocket, the other hand holding a beverage while you engage in small […]
The Tortoise Wins: You’re Only Human
You’re Only Human: How Your Limits Reflect God’s Design and Why That’s Good News, by Kelly M. Kapic (Brazos, 2022) The hare once […]
Three Nesting Dolls: A History of Reformed Christian Education in Canada
Education for Hope: A Course Correction, by John E. Hull (Friesen, 2022) Dr. John Hull is a Christian educator and scholar born in […]
Professional Learning through Community Engagement: A Partnership between a Local Faith-Based K–12 School and a Teacher Education Program
Kevin Mirchandani and Nina Pak Lui As educational researchers and practitioners, we have identified the following challenges for teachers in the K–12 […]
Engaging God’s World for the Sake of the Kingdom
Why Should We Engage? The mission statement of Surrey Christian School is “Educating for wholeness by engaging God’s world in the servant […]
Ten Lessons Protestant Schools Can Learn from Our Catholic School Neighbors
During my first three years as an educator, I taught at a small Christian school connected to the church I attended. When […]
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 […]
Integrating Christian Virtues into the Science Classroom
I used to tell my physics students that I would know I had done my job well if they left my class […]