Anthony Hurst

A series of brief talks from CASBI 2022. Mark Webb – “Keeping Minutes” Lyndon Hartman – “High School? How Far?” Read More...

Teaching is demanding. We constantly look for ways to be efficient and reduce stress. But in all this, we need Read More...

Tens of billions of brain cells work in delicate balance, giving us the ability to think, memorize, express emotions, and Read More...

The teacher’s job is to impart knowledge and to train skills. But students are more than knowledge acquisition machines. Anthony Read More...

This session is part of the series on the role of the principal or administrator. A team needs a captain, Read More...

How can you teach like other teachers, the ones you look up to so much? Don’t even try, says Anthony. Read More...

So you’ve been called to teach. What do you have to do? Anthony guides newer teachers in exploring their roles Read More...

What do parents expect of their children’s teacher? What does the board want? How does the church see your role? Read More...

Teachers are professionals. You have a job to do. But when you’ve successfully made it through the English book, your Read More...

Since we care so much about doing everything well… we shouldn’t try to do everything. Lest we burn out in Read More...

If a student breaks an important rule, your classroom culture is disrupted. But which rules are important? Which violations can Read More...

How do you decide what you will require students to learn? In English and math, these decisions are usually made Read More...

What do you do if your students won’t sing? If they don’t sing well? Anthony describes three principles to keep Read More...

Culture is the “hidden curriculum” or “persona” that shapes and influences every aspect of your classroom. Mr. Hurst focuses on Read More...

How can we begin the year with the passion, vision, and energy needed to do well when the draining aspects Read More...

Does the thought of teaching invigorate you, or has the classroom become misery? Anthony calls us to depend, always, on Read More...

Myerstown School drew up these policies in an effort to bring uniformity to their approach to late homework and test-taking. Read More...

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

“The best thing about being a teacher is that it matters. The hardest thing about being a teacher is that Read More...

Studying quality literature influences how you live life from that day forward. You may gain knowledge, inspiration, warning, or motivation. Read More...

Enjoy a family-oriented evening as two presenters alternate with stories that illustrate wisdom from various school disciplines–nature, history, human interst, Read More...

Anthony addresses the gap between hearing and thinking about what we need to do as a school board and gives Read More...

Educator, servant, referee, counselor, and mentor: each role affords special opportunites but within specific limitations. Pass it on:

Educator, servant, referee, counselor, and mentor: each role affords special opportunites but within specific limitations. Pass it on:

The complex and controversial subject of ADHD will likely never be completely understood. We will first consider possible physical factors Read More...

Asking questions can help win the heart of the child and show him what he has done wrong. But some Read More...

The fact that we teachers have authority over our students is a given. How and why we use it makes Read More...

In this talk given at Faith Builders Teacher’s Week 2010, Anthony Hurst talks about the need for things like consistency, Read More...

Teaching science and social studies can feel overwhelming – there is so much information and students cannot retain all of Read More...

How do you want to see your students change? Becoming more like Christ is a process of change driven by Read More...

Anthony delves into the value of creative expression, and ways teachers can foster each student’s expressive development. Courtesy FBEP. Pass Read More...