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Presentations on two major curriculums: Christian Light and Rod & Staff.
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Within any group of students there will be diverse talents and aptitudes. Is it appropriate to modify systems of scope and sequence to accommodate varying student ability? If a student fails in one…
In the quest for effective communication, have you noticed we emphasize speaking skills more than listening skills? What is good listening? What are the habits and mindsets of a good listener? How…
Presentations on two major curriculums: Christian Light and Rod & Staff.…
Without charity, all our gifts, understandings, and contributions profit nothing! This concluding topic will invigorate you to return to your responsibilities with a renewed focus on love and…
What good is school? Why does your community need a school? After many decades, conducting our own schools has become commonplace. What are the contributions of schools to our church life in 2022? If…
Over the past half century, popular children’s books have deteriorated into tasteless plots and cartoonish illustrations. This is an insult to the God-given intelligence and sensitivity that…
As we all know, technology continues to change our world. Can tech be suitably utilized in our schools? Are we equipping students for its appropriate use? How might tech help or hinder the functions…
A series of short talks on common calls for help from school boards: HELP! I’ve No Clue What I’m Doing (Jeff Good) HELP! My Teacher & Patrons Are At Odds (Wilmer Hursh) HELP! My Teacher is…
Undoubtedly, God has used and is using boards to effectively lead and bless schools. In what areas does management by boards excel? How do we capitalize on the strengths of the board leadership…
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