
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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Dr. Erin Wilcox | May 9, 2022
Expected Student Outcomes: A Help, or Just Hype? -
Darryl DeBoer | April 19, 2022
What Story is at the Heart of Our Schools? -
Steven Levy | March 14, 2022
Rethinking Assessment: A Tool for Learning and Spiritual Formation -
Sean Schat | January 25, 2022
Communicating Care in Education -
Becki Rust | January 18, 2022
What They’re Reading in 2022 -
Dr. Lynn E. Swaner | January 10, 2022
Do You Have a Leadership Development Plan? -
Dr. Althea Penn | September 21, 2021
What is a Learning Orientation? -
Betsy Winkle | August 9, 2021
Starting 2021 with a Trauma-Informed Perspective -
Rian Djita | May 25, 2021
Sabbath Practices and Well-Being in Christian Schools
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.
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Sharpening Kingdom Leaders Ep 16: Leading in Crisis, Contingency Planning, and Staying Grounded
Dr. Larry Taylor
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Student Leadership & Learning Ep 17: Leading By Example, Lessons from Biblical Leaders
Emily Pigott
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The Flourishing Journey 17: Learning to Lead Through Change Management
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Grafted Together Ep 16: The Aim of Christian Education
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