The Scarlet Letter: The Effects of Sin Confessed and Unconfessed

Cultivating a Servant Heart

Anthony Hurst September 22, 2023

Teaching is not merely the dispensing of information; teachers fill a place of authority. How will you exercise your authority? Anthony describes common abuses of authority and reminds us that…

“I Don’t Care”

John Mark Kuhns January 27, 2023

Student apathy can be a frustrating drag in any classroom. What might be going on beneath the surface of a student’s “don’t-care” attitude?For some, it might signal a fear of failure or a wrong view…

“I’ll Just Google It”

John Mark Kuhns January 9, 2023

Students today have instant access to more information than previous generations could have imagined. For some, this begs a question: “Why should I bother learning it in school if I can just Google…

Types of Teachers

Jeff Swanson October 14, 2022

What type of teacher are you? The “Trying to Be Cool” teacher? The “Important Authority Figure”? In this light-hearted yet thought-provoking talk, Jeff Swanson caricatures some common teacher types…

Conflict Resolution

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Jeff Swanson August 31, 2022

How should a teacher respond when a student challenges their authority in front of the class? What should a teacher do when they realized they’ve handled a situation poorly? Drawing on stories from…

Cultivating a Servant Heart

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Anthony Hurst August 12, 2022

Teaching is demanding. We constantly look for ways to be efficient and reduce stress. But in all this, we need cultivate a servant heart – one that honestly asks, “What is best for each…

Evaluating the Effects of Technology

Anthony Hurst August 12, 2022

Tens of billions of brain cells work in delicate balance, giving us the ability to think, memorize, express emotions, and enjoy social interactions. We will consider how technology effects these…