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[Duplicated] Helping Students Think as Anabaptists Through Teaching Bible and Guidance in Informal Activities

In this talk given at Faith Builders Teacher's Week 2010, Pete Peters shares stories from his thirty years of teaching relating his...

Learning by Doing: Developing Activities that Inspire and Inform

Introduction So I made half of the class the immigrants, and I said, "All right! All of you have a job, and your boss isn't paying you...

Modeling and Teaching the Anabaptist Christian Faith in a Practical Way through Informal Interactions with the Group and Individuals

In this talk given at Faith Builders Teacher's Week 2010, Glendon Strickler identifies numerous ways for teachers to shape the...

Relating to Parent Families and the Local Church

In this talk given at Faith Builders Teacher's Week 2010, Glendon Strickler goes over some practical advice for keeping good...

Opening Our Eyes to Grace

What does it mean to be a school of grace? Schools of grace give children unmerited, transforming love and acceptance; they have...

Teacher Generated Problems

In this talk given at Faith Builders Teacher's Week 2010, Anthony Hurst talks about the need for things like consistency, balance,...

Developing Public Speaking Skills Across the Curriculum

"Read for a full mind, write for a precise mind, and speak for a ready mind." Sir Francis Bacon (modified)In this talk given at Faith...

Teaching Fictional Elements in the Reading Class

In elementary grades, it is easy to overlook the fictional elements of story. We tend to focus only on the important skills of...

Phonics/Reading 3

Session three of a three-part series on teaching phonics and reading.

Teaching Elementary English

In an energetic and opinionated workshop, John advocates teaching children to love the use of words by the only methods that work:...

Living Approaches in Social Studies

Jonas demonstrates his approach to using literature in the classroom, and includes selections from Amos Fortune, Freeman, The Bronze...

Trauma: What Has It Done To My Student's Brain?

Why can’t Johnny focus on his lessons? Why does he blow up in anger over minor provocations? In Part 1, we will explore how trauma...

Nurturing a Child's Sense of Wonder and Beauty Through Art

Over the past half century, popular children’s books have deteriorated into tasteless plots and cartoonish illustrations. This is an...

Teaching Elementary History

Why should we teach history to elementary students? Melvin encourages schools to train for competency, and discusses benchmarks for...

Classroom Management in Cross Cultural Classroom (Amy Zimmerman)

Classroom management takes discernment in any classroom, but when the children do not come from the same culture as you, this becomes...

Loving Children out of a Pure Heart

Tim calls us to love the children in our lives out of a pure heart and with pure motives.Courtesy FBEP.

Teaching Elementary Music

Even those with little musical training can help students experience greater freedom and enjoyment as they sing better. Brandon...

3 Components for a Successful Reading Class

This breakout will look at three components of teaching reading. First, we will consider a teacher’s purpose for the reading class....

Teaching Elementary Science

In a 1998 teachers' workshop, Duane examines teaching principles for the elementary science classroom.Courtesy FBEP.

Amazing Animals

Each speaker gives a short profile of a fascinating animal: octopus, kiwi, bugs, and dragonflies.

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