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Peaceful Classrooms: What Are The Ingredients and Why Do They Matter?

Peace is something that we all desire around us. How can we spread peace around us in the everyday routines of our classrooms?

Burnout

“It is better to burn out than to rust out.” True or false? Let’s have an honest conversation about your own workload and look at...

Defining Integrity (John Coblentz)

Integrity begins with the God who embodies truth. We show integrity when our words and actions come out of the truth of our soul.

Maintaining an Organizational Vision

My passion is maintaining organizational vision through planning, leading, organizing and evaluating.

Procrastination

Sometimes we run up against deadlines even when we are diligent, but sometimes its of our own habitual laziness or carelessness. How...

A Biblical Understanding of Education

A Biblical understanding of education involves the humility to receive revelation, truth that comes from outside us and that is not...

Smart Classroom Management

Are there some techniques that perhaps are smart and some that are not so smart? How can we focus on teaching actual material instead...

Supporting the Staff: The New Teacher (Robbin Bauman)

"New teacher" does not necessarily mean young teacher. However, many times new teachers are also young teachers. How and when should...

Think on These Things (Jonas Sauder)

Our thought patterns affect our ability to process information. Our minds must be formatted in the ways of God. Courtesy Christian...

Seeking Wisdom Prudently

Seeking wisdom prudently begins with believing that what God says is right. It is wanting God's approval on what we learn and do. This...

Taking the Oversight Willingly

1 Pet 5:2 instructs leaders to rise to the call of responsibility. How can we have positive attitudes about the demanding and complex...

Overcoming our Obstacles of Education

Philip reflects further on the obstacles he identified in his earlier talk , and encourages school boards to work within the...

Classroom Culture

What are some cultures that you don’t want in your classroom? What are some that you do? What are some tips to start out the year in a...

Helping without Harming

Sometimes our good intentions in helping the poor fail to produce the desired results, and often create a “welfare mentality.” How can...

Making The Minutes Count (Carolyn Good)

We have all been given the same number of minutes and hours, no matter if we are a teacher of 5 or 25 students. Listen to ways...

Intentional School Documentation

Medical forms, student files with enrollment and academic records, parental consent forms, teacher hiring agreements… is this stuff...

Dealing with Dilemmas Presentations

This recording includes four presentations: Grade 1: Ready or Not? When and How to Dismiss a Teacher The Manipulative Parent The Dress...

Understanding Myself (John Coblentz)

Though teaching is not primarily about the teacher, teachers should pay attention to their personal strengths and weakness to order to...

The Altar of Worship

When we are convinced that God orchestrates all the events of our lives, we are able to enter new levels of worshipful adoration for...

Keeping Your Teaching Fresh (Marcus Kauffman)

Each teacher will tend to emphasize either knowledge, feelings or activity. Be conscious of these three aspects of a person and work...

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