Gaining wisdom begins with acquiring knowledge and understanding. Historical knowledge frees us from the tyranny of the past or the blindness of the present. As we value our past, we gain wisdom.

Studying quality literature influences how you live life from that day forward. You may gain knowledge, inspiration, warning, or motivation. Teachers can explore literary themes with students and demonstrate how to respond in a way that gains wisdom. In addition, Mr. Sauder shares examples of quality literature he has used in his years of teaching.

Most of a childs behavior is learned. He needs to be taught to be courteous and trained to be mannerly. What can we expect of a student and his social behavior? How can we guide him?

Most of a childs behavior is learned. He needs to be taught to be courteous and trained to be mannerly. What can we expect of a student and his social behavior? Mr. Horst gives practical ways to help students learn these social graces to bless those around them.

Math and science equip the student with understanding and skill to invent, plan, develop, and build. With today's technology, this calls for discernment. Wisdom is seeking advice from others, applying this to my own life, and learning from other's experiences.

Gaining wisdom begins with acquiring knowledge and understanding. Historical knowledge frees us from the tyranny of the past or the blindness of the present. As we value our past, we gain wisdom.

Math and science equip the student with understanding and skill to invent, plan, develop, and build. With todays technology, this calls for discernment. Wisdom processes knowledge, acknowledging God as our absolute authority, and applies it to bless others.

Oral communication is the ability to put knowledge into words. This talk looks at opportunities to cultivate this important life skill in the classroom with discussions, questions/answers, oral reports and reading, recitations and speeches. Mr. Sauder models some of these aspects with the people in his workshop.

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

Gaining wisdom begins with acquiring knowledge and understanding. Historical knowledge frees us from the tyranny of the past or the blindness of the present. As we correctly see both the past and the present, we can can make wise decisions for the future.

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Teaching & Learning

Gaining Wisdom from the Past (Ken Kauffman)

Ken Kauffman August 17, 2018

Gaining wisdom begins with acquiring knowledge and understanding. Historical knowledge frees us from the tyranny of the past or the blindness of the present. As we value our past, we gain wisdom.