In the Zone
This week Melissa takes us into the zone, the Zone of Proximal Development, as she shares how a favorite theory, Constructivism, connects with her faith.
Diversity in the Body
We’ve asked teacher educators to share a favorite learning theory and how it connects with their faith. Judith Lingenfelter starts us off with some reflections on the Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
Sore Knee Relief
“Your Father knows the things you have need of before you ask Him.” Common sense says, “Then why ask Him?” Prayer is not getting things from God, that is a … Continue reading
Sore Knees: New Birth
Join us for our second sore knees challenge, a week before the throne, starting today and ending next Wednesday, January 6. Our focus this week is on the new birth we … Continue reading
Song for a New Day
What does Birth do for us? It sings the dawning of a new day. Join Melissa K. Smith this week in singing that song for your students and for refugees.
more Sore Knees
Mark your calendars. We’re planning a new, WEEK-long Sore Knees Challenge beginning this coming Wednesday, December 30 and continuing through January 6. Our focus will be new birth. Click here … Continue reading
Songs of Assent
What does Birth do for us? It fills the hungry with good things and initiates The Great Reversal. This week join Kimberly Todd in singing the songs of assent to Birth’s work in us and our students.
The Song of Freedom
What does Birth do for us? It crushes the curse and sings a song of freedom. This week join Melissa K. Smith in singing that song to yourself and over your students and colleagues.
Potato Perspective
Even potatoes can teach a lesson. Melissa K. Smith shows how the role of potatoes in the lives of some students have taught her about gratitude and the art of sharing.
The Best of the Best
Heather Peterson recounts an experience where her students became her teacher, and she learned that the Master Teacher always asks for the best.
Dear Teacher
Robin Gingerich has given workshops to teachers in many different countries, but one group of teachers in Ukraine touched her heart in a special way.
Who Fills the Seats
From his home in Tianjin, China, Mark Wickersham visits Master Teaching with a story about learning, humbly, to teach different types of students.
