In part 2 of the session on reading, Jonas discusses follow-up tasks for reading work. He covers categories and uses of questions to make reading and listening real learning experiences. Courtesy FBEP.
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Teachers’ Workshops 2000
FBEP Colloquy on Education
Teachers’ Workshops 1996
FBEP Colloquy 1998
Teachers’ Workshops 1997
Teaching Reading, Part II
Developing Compassion
The students who are the most difficult to deal with are the ones who need our compassion the most. In a thoughtful discourse, Milo recommends the compassion of Jesus Christ in dealing with the sins of others. Courtesy FBEP.
Pros and Cons of Present Options in Teacher Training
After briefly outlining the history of Western education, Brandon describes current teacher training programs. In the second part of the presentation, several Anabaptist educators describe their experiences in teacher training. Courtesy FBEP.
Applying the Philosophy of Education
Jonas considers, first, the work of the school: the value of education is in helping us see Christ’s work in the world around us. He then describes the teacher as one dedicated to learning, example, leading, and nurturing. Courtesy FBEP.
