Rising to address educational topics
Beginning of the Year Testing Shows Some Concerns. Now What?
One of the very big questions in Christian ministry is, “How do we meet the needs of our students who are struggling to learn?” Good question! As a ministry, we…
Read MoreYour Raison D’être
The Lord God gave me the ability to teach. He has taught me what to say to make the weak strong. Every morning he wakes me. He teaches me to…
Read MoreOctober 31st Is Just around the Corner… BOO!
Halloween is Coming Soon Every October 31st, Christians around the world wonder if it’s okay for kids to celebrate Halloween with all its hoopla regarding ghoulish costumes, excessive eating…
Read MoreThe Role of Music in Education
Let’s face it: we’ve all had a song stuck in our heads before. Sometimes, it stays for days! Why not use the staying power of music to help us in…
Read MoreGet in the Boat
My last blog entry was a “part 1” of a multi-part series. In that entry, I approached the subject by writing about an unexpected time when a student had my…
Read MoreFinding Reasons to Say Yes
“Teacher, may I go to the bathroom?” “Can we have an extra recess?” “Could this assignment be due Thursday instead of tomorrow?” Educators field all kinds of questions during the…
Read MoreThe Anxious Generation: Implications for Technology Use in Schools
As a kid growing up before the invention of the personal computer, I can remember sitting on the floor in front of our family television set watching my favorite TV…
Read MoreReigniting a Love for Reading
We live in a visually stimulating world – inundated by images from every direction – from our cell phones to streaming services, advertisements, and electronic apps. In addition, students –…
Read MoreEmphasizing Culture for Desired Outcomes
Photos like the one pictured above evoke emotions of a realization that God is working in this child’s life in remarkable ways. Nora has not quite fallen asleep during naptime…
Read MoreCruising Worldview
I have been giving a lot of thought to my worldview these days. It isn’t something that one normally spends time processing on a cognitive level. It’s just there. My…
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