An Anabaptist Resource for Teaching and Learning
Dorcas Peight
8 Contributions
Shouts of hilarity rang across the back yard of my cousins’ farm in Indiana. We were playing hide and seek Read More...
In my last blog post I talked about the art of noticing your students. This goes two ways: sometimes we Read More...
I was a very green first-year teacher when I stumbled upon a helpful assumption about human nature. It seemed to Read More...
Imagine with me a walk in the woods or along a path in a state park, carrying a foraging basket. Read More...
Not a Good Day “The directions say I am supposed to find fourteen adverbs in this story,” she said. “I Read More...
One of the best things about seasons is the excitement as a spent season rolls over into a brand-new one. Read More...
Albert Einstein said, “Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.” Clearly, Einstein had Read More...
February school days are their own kind of special. The holiday excitement has worn off, the days are still short Read More...
Pass it on:
The Dock is conceived to serve schools in the spirit of Christopher Dock, the devoted teacher who authored a warmly practical teacher's manual in colonial America. Read more...
