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Who Teaches Whom?
Students make great teachers. Watching students often enables me to make connections between real life and specific Scriptures I am pondering. Today was such a time. In Sunday School we studied the section in James that contrasts earthly wisdom with heavenly wisdom. …Read More
When You Can’t Read, Maybe You Can Listen
Reading is essential for expanding knowledge, but it requires dedicated time that can be hard to set aside. Audio recordings give us opportunities to learn while we do other things, such as driving or mowing the lawn. (Tip: When mowing, wear earbuds …Read More
Raising Children Who Love to Read
When my son was four years old, he read his first chapter book alone: Squanto, Friend of the Pilgrims. I did not know how much of it he could understand, but when the ending made him feel sad, I thought it a …Read More
Four Classic Books for a Teacher’s Summer
As your school year ends, it’s a good time to think about how you can grow in preparation for next year. Reading, of course, is a valuable catalyst for growth. Last year, I wrote a post on summer reading. If you haven’t …Read More
Humor in the Classroom
Two weeks before the end of school I did something I no intention of doing. In fact, it was a 180-degree turn from what I set out to do. It was a highly anticipated Saturday morning and my to-do list was impressively …Read More
