Where else would we go?
Are you feeling isolated or weary? Are you struggling to survive? Let’s spend some time together in the throne room with this teacher lectionary. Where else would we go?
Reaching the Highly Unmotivated
From her area of expertise, Jill Schafhauser gives practical advice about how to reach the hardest to motivate students.
Relevance & Respect
Making learning relevant goes deeper than choosing topics and staying up-to-date. Melissa shows us how.
Lost in Learning
How could our teaching approach affect learner motivation? Melissa talks about getting students lost in learning.
What drives language learners?
We’re reflecting on learner motivation for a few weeks here. Bradley Baurain starts us off with thoughts on autonomy, mastery, and purpose.
Professional Guidelines
Depending on which hemisphere you’re in, you may be looking for some good summer reading. Aliel Cunningham has a recommendation for you…
Tell me, Teacher
We’ve been looking for wisdom in the Master Teacher’s parables. Kimberly takes us to a particular dinner table where He’s an ally to all who need Him.
How do you hear?
Looking for wisdom from the Master Teacher, Melissa considers His Parable of the Sower. Or should it be called the Parable of the Soils…or even Ears?
The Student is the Teacher
Jill Schafhauser finds more inspiration toward better teaching in the Master Teacher’s parables. When she led a disccusion on the Prodigal Son, the students took her down an unexpected path.
Everyday Pictures, New Insights
How do the Master Teacher’s parables inspire you toward better teaching? Bradley Baurain answers with a look at patches and wineskins.
I came away with an increased desire to mentor
We’re reposting because…Until the end of 2019, you can receive a discounted copy of this book. Read on for details.
Expanding our Understanding of a Noble Vocation
What’s on your reading list for 2019? After considering David Broersma’s review here, you may be inspired to add another book to your list.
Master Teaching 