
Failure Is an Important Aspect of Learning
Previously, while serving as a lower school STEM teacher, I had an opportunity each day to create a learning environment for my students that allowed them to use their creativity. My classroom was designed to be a collaborative space where students worked with others to solve problems. Some days those problems were given to them by me, while other days, they chose a problem they wanted to tackle (Rob & Rob, 2018).
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Pam Culbreth | June 9, 2025
Failure Is an Important Aspect of Learning -
Rian R. Djita Ph.D., Eric Price M.PP., Erik Neill, Lisa Wood | June 3, 2025
Blueprint for Students’ Faith: Key findings from the ACSI Bible Program (Part 1) -
Dr. Lynn Swaner | May 20, 2025
School’s Over, But We Didn’t Finish Everything—And That’s a Good Thing -
Dr. Larry Taylor | May 12, 2025
The Ideal Portrait of a Christian High School Graduate -
Dr. Scott Rodin | May 5, 2025
No Longer an Option! -
Dr. Derek Schuurman | April 29, 2025
It Takes a Village to Form a Christian Scholar -
Kathy Pierce Howard | April 22, 2025
Building Life-long Resilience: The Social-Emotional Skills Connection -
Monique Martin | April 15, 2025
Best Practices in Science -
Elisa Carlson | April 8, 2025
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Podcasts
Sharpening Kingdom Leaders Ep 16: Leading in Crisis, Contingency Planning, and Staying Grounded
A school leader from a country impacted by war shares a powerful testimony, including advice on preparing for and leading through crisis.
April 7, 2025
Sharpening Kingdom Leaders Ep 16: Leading in Crisis, Contingency Planning, and Staying Grounded
Dr. Larry Taylor
May 12, 2025
Student Leadership & Learning Ep 17: Leading By Example, Lessons from Biblical Leaders
Emily Pigott
June 9, 2025
The Flourishing Journey 17: Learning to Lead Through Change Management
Stephen Deck
April 28, 2025
Grafted Together Ep 16: The Aim of Christian Education
Jerry Nelson

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