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Review: March Madness ’14 Finals, Dialogue . . .

April 12, 2014 by Tom Grosh IV Leave a Comment

Integrating faith & field vs.  Realizing justice in action Yes, we've made it to the finals of  ESN March Madness '14. I have learned a lot as we have wrestled with the question: What is the most pressing issue for the Christian to engage when journeying in higher ed? Please share your vote and invite others to do likewise. Winner will be announced on Good Friday (4/18). Note:  If you haven't voted in  ESN March Madness '14 (and invited others to do likewise), now is the time to engage to make sure your … [Read more...] about Review: March Madness ’14 Finals, Dialogue . . .

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Week in Review Tagged With: A Student's Prayer, Ben Witherington, boredom, C. S. Lewis, ESN March Madness 2014, Faith-in-Scholarship, Jorge Cham, Mark Eckel, mathematics, Passover, PhD Comics, Pride, Ross McKenzie, santa ono, science and faith, The Ends and Goals of Higher Education, the Well

Owning education

April 10, 2014 by Mark Eckel Leave a Comment

 The Marks of a Christian Teacher: A Vocational Description (Part Two)[1] Mark Eckel, ThM PhD, Professor of Leadership, Education & Discipleship Capital Seminary & Graduate School, Washington, D.C. The true function of the teacher is to create the most favorable conditions for self-learning. True teaching is not that which gives knowledge, but that which stimulates pupils to gain it. One might say that he teaches best who teaches least.[2] “I do not want you to believe anything I tell you.”   My mantra was … [Read more...] about Owning education

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, The Marks of a Christian Scholar, The Purpose of Education Tagged With: A Student's Prayer, Bereans, bible, christian scholarship, common grace, creation, Creator, creature, education, image of God, knowledge, ownership, responsibility, student, teacher, truth

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