Tips for Trips: Make the Most of Your Time
In Hebrew, the word yada means “knew,” but unlike our Western perspective, its connotation involves experiential understanding more so than intellectual knowledge. […]
In Hebrew, the word yada means “knew,” but unlike our Western perspective, its connotation involves experiential understanding more so than intellectual knowledge. […]
by Darryl DeBoer, Cari Locken, and Emmeline Mahon As Surrey Christian School (SCS) spans grades PreK-12 over multiple campuses with multiple music […]
I am standing on the bridge in a local park near our high school in Fridley, Minnesota. It is a beautiful day […]
The Center for the Advancement of Christian Education (CACE), an outreach arm of the education department at Dordt College, had a wonderful […]
BY DARRYL DEBOER AND JUSTIN COOK For good reason, when people talk about learning in schools, the conversation usually involves language of […]
What’s your story? How would you answer this question if it were posed to you by a curious seatmate on an airplane? […]
It is nothing but a pious wish and a grossly unwarranted hope that students trained to be passive and non-creative in school […]
Early on in our implementation of Teaching for Transformation (TfT), it became apparent that the journey was as much about the transformation […]