Getting around the Chalkboard: Digital Graphing Tools for Better Student Interaction
Contributor: Jason Beachy | Length : 6 | File type : Video
If you teach algebra using the Cartesian plane method, your students are familiar with graphing paper. That is perfect for work at their desk, but how can you practice and check work together as a cla... Read More
Spot Checks, Hooks, and Sweet Rewards: Ideas for Elementary Math
Contributor: Betty Yoder | File type : Blog Post
Recently as I recounted several math ideas I find beneficial in the classroom, I thought perhaps sharing them could inspire another teacher. After all, don’t we regularly beg, borrow, and steal id... Read More
This Teachable Moment: Current Events as Opportunities in the Classroom
Contributor: Melvin Lehman | Length : 12 | File type : Video
What's in the news? What does it have to do with math, Bible, or history class? Melvin encourages teachers to consider the ways that current events might contribute to their goals for their students. ... Read More
To Lack Nothing: Why Practice and Teach Spiritual Disciplines?
Contributor: Arlyn Nisly | Length : 5 | File type : Video
Prayer, reading the Bible, fasting, singing: We know these are good things, but how can we stay motivated to do them? How do we teach them to our students when the results often aren't obvious? Arlyn ... Read More
The Math They See, the Math They Use: Demonstrating Concepts with Math Manipulatives
Contributor: Piper Burdge | Length : 16 | File type : Video
In math, we expect students to memorize steps and learn processes with the hope that they will understand the concepts as they use them. But this last step—understanding—often never happens, say P... Read More
Anatomy of a Research Project
Contributor: Jason Beachy | File type : Curricular
These guidelines describe an annual science or history fair for Grades 4-12. Each grade has a general topic (science, history, Bible, etc). Projects include a research report, an oral report (typica... Read More
Research Fair Grading Form
Contributor: Jason Beachy | File type : Curricular
Use this rubric to grade students' oral reports and exhibits at science or history fairs.Download this document or read it below.... Read More
The Exciting Journey: Guiding Your Class to Successful Reading
Contributor: Ruth Anna Kuhns | Length : 12 | File type : Video
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Learning to read: everyone is expected to do it, but it won't happen automatically. For some students, it will be far from easy. In this session, learn the principles of p... Read More
REACH 2015
REACH 2015 was a gathering of workers in Christ’s Kingdom. Farmers, businessmen, and young men and women shared with and heard from missionaries, aid workers, school teachers, counselors, teachers... Read More
Avoiding Overload and Burnout (Arthur Nisly)
Contributor: Arthur Nisly | Length : 43 | File type : Audio
After describing what overload and burnout looks like, this presentation discusses and looks at solutions to common external and internal causes, wrestling with what it means to have appropriate balan... Read More
