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Home » Series » Teachers Week 2022
Are you struggling to understand how to relate to one of your students? This talk will help you think about how to support both yourself and your student. Conrad discusses parents, school admins,…
Teaching school makes strong demands on the teacher at multiple levels. Teachers are givers and need large reserve input reservoirs to draw from for sustainable life-giving teaching over the long…
Johnny shows no physical signs of developmental delay, but early trauma has a part to play in the missing pieces of his development. Although not the only ones affected, foster and adopted children…
Why can’t Johnny focus on his lessons? Why does he blow up in anger over minor provocations? Becky explores the way trauma alters brain development and chemistry. This topic is especially helpful for…
Phillip Martin, a research scientist in plant biology, outlines the history of science and explores some of the paradigms and frameworks in which the modern scientific method developed. More than…
What keeps you from being wholly present for your students, your friends, your church? What distractions are you allowing, or encouraging, to divide your energy and attention? Joey calls us to pay…
Teachers know things their students need to learn. But teaching is not merely about imparting a static body of knowledge. Do you model for your students a life of growth in understanding and wisdom?…
How would you rate your personal organization? Whether you are a 1 or a 10, says Joey, there are likely ways you can better manage your time, tasks, and information flow. Why does this matter?…
We are surrounded by the noise of a dysfunctional world. How do we not only survive but serve others in this world? Joey reminds us that the world not only produces noise; it influences our…
Being a mentor may not be in a teacher’s official job description, but it is arguably the most significant role they play in the lives of students. Stephan Gingerich defines mentoring simply as…
Will my students like me and enjoy school? This question can bring some nagging fear as you face a new school year. Anthony discusses common mistakes teachers make that generate problems.…
The atmosphere and attitudes in our classrooms can largely determine whether or not we will have an enjoyable year or a challenging one. In this talk, Deanna discusses six specific ways you can make…
What makes science so powerful? What is the connection with a Christian worldview? How do we and should we use science as a way of learning? Any science teacher will benefit by hearing a current…
Too many students stop reading when reading class ends. How we can (re)ignite within our students a love for reading? In this talk, Bethany explores ways to incorporate books and book-based…
We all know what we expect students to know when they enter our classroom, but do we know what the next teacher expects? Carol discusses what students should know in language arts, especially grammar…
With long experience can come great weariness. What if you could teach so efficiently as to say goodbye to all the agony of your first years in the role? Improvements in technique are important, but…
Which does your school emphasize: The word of God or mathematics? Personal moments with students or a disciplined schedule? The knowledge of Jesus or the ability to sing? Rather than set up…
What does Christian school do for a child that secular school does not? Perhaps the difference is often less important than we think, says Kyle. Although Christian schools avoid particular…
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