The effects of the texts and reading material in your school are obvious; they shape your students. But what about the less obvious curriculum, the one that hides in plain sight? Gerald addresses the importance of facility maintenance, teacher development, school policy, and other aspects of the hidden curriculum.
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SERIES: CASBI 2019
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- Attributes of an Anabaptist School by Jonathan Erb
- Dealing with Dilemmas Panel Discussion
- Dealing with Dilemmas Presentations
- Dealing with Dysfunctional Homes by Jonathan Erb
- Developing a High School Scope And Sequence by Kevin Graber
- Developing and Following a Budget by Eugene Yoder
- Examining Your School's Hidden Curriculum by Gerald Miller
- How To Do It by Randall Yoder
- Ministers Promoting The School in the Congregation by Wendell Miller
- Promoting Staff Development by Ken Kauffman
- Purposeful-Parent Teacher Activities by Victor Ebersole
- Role and Responsibilities of the Chairman by Anthony Lengacher
- Role and Responsibilities of the Principal or Administrator by Andrew Yoder
- Role and Responsibilities of the Treasurer by Eugene Yoder
- Seven Important Topics to Discuss by Doug Kauffman
- Why Teach Literature? by Jonas Sauder
- Achieving Their Best Test: Preparing Your Students for the Testing Experience
- Love, Hate, Manipulate: Communicating Effectively with Unhappy Parents
- Serving Together: Board Spouses
- The Effective Use of Committees
- We Love a Challenge: Promoting Staff Development
- To Understand and Do: Teaching Literature for Life Change
- You Are Not on Trial: How Parent-Teacher Events Can Strengthen Your Teaching
- Dealing with Dysfunctional Homes: What Teachers Can Do, What Boards Can Do
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