School Culture

Are your children happy?We have learned to pursue self-satisfaction as a primary goal. But happiness, says Gerald, is a by-product of a life of serving. Encouraging happiness as the endpoint f... Read More

Could anything in life be more important than good relationships? Those who experience good relationships have more joy and satisfaction in life, they have more influence over others, and they are ena... Read More

A school's culture accounts for much of the shaping power of education. Anthony Hurst discusses the board's attitude and responsibilities for the school's culture.

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How do you keep your students motivated to learn? Erikson cautions against relying too much on external rewards systems or opportunities for silliness. Instead, he recommends activities that teach lif... Read More

In this video, Mark Kurtz describes the steps his school takes to build a positive culture. Culture is difficult to create, he reminds us, but we should not ignore the value of traditions and repeat... Read More

This topic outlines Biblical directives for pure relationships within the Christian school. What are some safeguards that the school board should practice when interacting with sister teachers? How ab... Read More

Why do we teach? Norwood encourages us to see it as a way to touch the lives of others, and make disciples of Christ. Courtesy Christian Light Education (CLE).

Lester describes the goal of teaching: to shape the lives of students. Courtesy Christian Light Education (CLE).

Wesley addresses the honor due to God, and the appropriate honor due in turn to leaders. Courtesy Christian Light Education (CLE).

Wesley continues his series on respect and honor. The way we respond to civil and church authorities reflects our attitude toward God. Courtesy Christian Light Education (CLE).