4 Essential Questions Our Graduates Must Be Able to Answer
I recently watched our class of 2022 walk across the graduation stage, and I asked myself as their senior Bible teacher if I had done enough to prepare them for the onslaught of anti-biblical ideologies they will surely face at the university level. My answer: I don’t...
Going the Distance: A Reflection on 36 Years in Education
Editor’s Notes: Renee is CT Certified, leads the accreditation efforts at her school, and serves on accreditation teams. In addition to these words of perspective and encouragement, you can hear her advice to teachers and administrators facing accreditation in this...
What’s In It For Me? Making Curriculum Mapping Work for MY Good
Saved By The Bell was one of my all-time favorite television shows growing up. I’ll never forget sitting at the kitchen table with a bowl of cereal watching reruns before getting ready to hop on my own bus to school. The slapstick comedy, the relatable characters, and...
Growth and Grief: A Cautionary Tale
Like many teachers, I like to view myself as an innovator when it comes to my instructional practices. As I grew from a novice to a more experienced practitioner, I prided myself in being willing to try new things, applying what I was learning from the experts in my...
Nurturing the Teacher’s Spirit: Peace in the Midst of Today’s Storm
Blog, Reflection | April 21, 2022
Written April 1, 2022 After experiencing the following this morning I felt led to share it with you in the hopes that it brings you encouragement and inspires courage, faith and trust in God in the present that he will provide His peace in the midst of whatever...