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Teaching mathematics can be exciting, but to do it well takes passion for the subject, compassion and care for the students, and vision given by the Master Problem Solver.
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As teachers we must help our students see the finger and the glory of God as they study mathematics.
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One of the keys to a biblical perspective on the teaching and learning of mathematics is an understanding of why God decided that we would have mathematics.
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Many educators become the very kind of student that drives them crazy in their own classrooms.
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Mathematics is a marvelous discipline, a good gift from God to stimulate us to think about pattern, design, order, and sequence.
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Missions in India have made very little provision for the education of the children.
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It is imperative that students see their principal regularly and know that he or she is involved with and concerned about them.
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Unlocking the potential in children with learning disabilities
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In Christian education, the Bible is an important resource for every academic discipline.
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The Importance of Worldview after 9/11
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An examination of today’s students indicates that the drill-and-practice approach to math instruction is inadequate.
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What do Christian beliefs have to do with mathematics?
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What considerations do schools need to address when determining how to meet the mathematical needs of their students?
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In 1989 a strategic plan was developed that would take Wheaton Academy to its 150th birthday in 2003 and beyond.
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Like science, mathematics education is a crucial content area that can hardly be overemphasized.
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In a quality math program, the curriculum framework should be congruent with the overall objectives of the school.
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I doubt there is a school that has not been touched by the rebel board member—someone who has his own private agenda or who feels that it is his responsibility to represent the minority view.
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The school should be responsible for certification!
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As a child growing up in Little Rock, Arkansas, I witnessed the first battle over racial segregation in public schools.
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The pendulum swings in the education world between two extremes of how to teach mathematics.

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