How Can Christian Schools Embrace Classical Education? An Interview with Lynne Little
Blog, Character Development, Classroom Culture, Curriculum Development, Leadership, Pedagogy, Philosophy, The Teacher's Lounge | June 21, 2023
Lynne Little of Compass Education joins The Teacher’s Lounge podcast and Curriculum Trak blog today. Lynne has been a Christian educator for more than 25 years, serving in early childhood, elementary, high school, and even as an adjunct college professor....
Initial Steps to Robust and Rigorous Curriculum Guides
Editor’s note: If you would like to learn more about what Dr. Long believes should encourage faith-based schools to strive for excellence, click here. One of the goals that I hoped to achieve before my second retirement was to facilitate the development of...
Curriculum Development Is Change Management
Blog, Curriculum Development, Decision-Making, Educator Insights, Efficiency, Leadership, School Leadership | May 19, 2023
“Education is the key that unlocks the golden door to freedom.” —George Washington Carver I am aware that I have a thin threshold for change. Anybody else with me? I find security in the way things have always been done. However, I am willing to be one of the biggest...
Par-Bake the Crust: A Curriculum Planning Tip from the Bakery
At my house growing up, holidays were accompanied by a pie buffet. Pumpkin, coconut cream, and my personal favorite, chocolate pudding pie were always among the dessert selections. While they each stand alone in terms of flavor, all three of these pies have something...
Interview with Ashton Tate, F.O.R.M. Curriculum for Health and Physical Education
Blog, Curriculum Development, Educator Insights, Encouragement, Philosophy, Podcast, The Teacher's Lounge | April 26, 2023
Today we are happy to include part of an interview with Ashton Tate from The Teacher’s Lounge podcast. Ashton is from Franklin, Tennessee, and he’s the founder of Glory to Glory Fitness and creator of the F.O.R.M. Curriculum. He joins us to talk to us...