Resources in "Networks"
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Accepting Failure
Written by John Childman, Fall 2011. One of the most important leadership tools we can give our students is the ability to process failure effectively. Click Here to... more
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Here I Am, Lord – Surprise Me!
Written by Tom Giordano, Fall 2011. Those of us who are in our post-retirement years, or are approaching that season, sometimes find ourselves in a sea of possibilities... more
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Evaluation – Bane or Blessing
Written by Neil Sandfort, Fall 2011. While a systematic evaluation system probably won’t entirely eliminate informal evaluation, it will provide a venue for people to... more
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Passionate Believers – Life Together
Written by Mark L'Heureux, Fall 2011. What do you envision when you reflect on the words, Life Together? As the Body of Christ, we see and live it on a daily basis –... more
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The Common Core Standards – What Teachers Need to Know and Do
Written by Dr. Pamela Zimmermann, Fall 2012. What is the best place to begin if you are trying to understand the expectations of the new national curriculum standards... more
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Top Online Resources for Early Childhood Educators
Written by Julie Faulkner and Melanie Heggemeier, Fall 2012. Online resources for ECE. Click Here to Read: Top Online Resources for Early Childhood Educators
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A Case for Early Childhood Education
Written by Martin Barlau, Fall 2012. An excerpt from his professional writing, Martin Barlau points out the very real need to provide early childhood education at our... more
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Discipleship in the Digital Age
Written by Dr. Bernard Bull, Winter 2012. The message of our worth and identity in Christ is rooted in unchanging truth and an unchanging God. And yet, this digital age... more
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Your Kids Still Need You
Written by Lois Giordano, Winter 2012. When I was still teaching, my students were always “my kids.” That was not just a figure of speech—they moved in and occupied a... more
