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Setting Up Group Projects for Success

When done well, group projects build valuable teamwork skills, inspire students, excite them about what they’re learning, and teach them much more than you lecturing ever could. That’s worth some extra effort.
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Recess: An Opportunity for Character-building

I love to be outside on a sunny day with children happily romping around the playground.  They engage in friendly competition, work well with a team, and put their hearts into the game.
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Teaching the Disappointment Concept

We all hope for things. We wake up every morning with some hope or expectation for the day. We give little attention to our dreams until things stop going the way we want. What do we do with ruptured expectations? What do students do?
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True or False: I Am My Students' Friend

“Now, friends, is that how we want to act?” I cringed when I heard a teacher say this to her misbehaving students recently in the local public library. A current trend in education has relaxed the respectful line between teachers and students, placing them on the same level.
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Teaching English and Grammar

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Teaching Literature

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Teaching Math

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Correcting or Disciplining Students

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Oct

10/1/26

Christian Light's 46th annual Fall Workshop program and itinerary

Oct

10/9/26

The effectiveness of our schools depends significantly on the vision and experience of our teachers. At Teachers Conference, teachers take a step back from the day-to-day practices of school and focus on personal, spiritual, and professional development and refreshment. We offer the event to strengthen their vision and long-term commitments to building God honoring, Kingdom-oriented schools. Our annual themes focus on practices and enrichment for long-term teachers*. Teachers Conference features main sessions, breakout sessions, and space for reflection or networking with other teachers.

Feb

2/3/27

IMPAC Communicatin Conference is an event for preachers, professionals, and, most importantly, teachers who want to improve their public speaking skills and communications ability. We teach five simple, foundational principles of public speaking, then teach you how to apply those to your teaching an
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Pacific School Leadership Institute 2022

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Teachers Week 2021

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CSAI 2026

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