Teachers Week provides basic training for new teachers and a refreshing start to the year for experienced teachers.

Educator, servant, referee, counselor, and mentor: each role affords special opportunities but within specific limitations.

Why and how did the Anabaptism movement pioneer separation of church and state, now embraced by most of the free world today? Why did the movement possess so much spiritual power in the early years of its existence but lack so much spiritual power today? Why does the movement even…

Miller, Gerald

All those people it takes to make the school function properly. The team. Who said they are a team? What if they don't think like me? What if we don't have the same goals?

Teacher's Week 2018

Identifying and resolving teacher- and student-created problems that threaten the wholesome spirit in our classrooms. Here Mr. Whitt focuses on the teacher’s role in relationships in the classroom. Teachers must be leaders, not rulers. Teachers keep a lot of disrespect from their classrooms by having clear rules and consistent…

Teaching, at its core, is built on service. This third session in the series is based on the question: How will you be serving? As in all positions of authority in the Kingdom of God, we are called to serve. Teachers are expected to expend themselves in service to their…

Pete Peters

18 Sessions

John Coblentz

Bennetch, Luke

Miller, Gerald

As a fisher of men, how far does your net reach? What happens if you catch a "Barracuda"? Can the Christian school be a tool for evangelism or the Christian teacher an evangelist?

Teaching is personally exhausting. It is difficult to maintain passion and effectiveness over the long haul. Why? This presentation focuses on the daily practices that lie behind a teacher's long-term faithfulness in the classroom.
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Identifying and resolving teacher- and student-created problems that threaten the wholesome spirit in our classrooms. Here Mr. Whitt speaks about keeping respect in the classroom and the distractions of technology for teachers and students. He ends with focusing on teacher relationships and working together as a team.

Teaching, at its core, is built on service. This fourth and final session in the series is based on the question: What keeps you serving? The disciples left their occupations because Jesus provided inspiration for their lives. We must teach with passion, rigor, and vitality that comes from understanding why…

Glendon Strickler

The complex and controversial subject of ADHD will likely never be completely understood. We will first consider possible physical factors and then look at ways to effectively help these children.

John Coblentz

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Zehr, Anna

Gingerich, Stephan

Does sloppy thinking matter? How does critical thinking serve faith? What is the difference between objective and subjective thinking? How susceptible are we to propaganda and to clever men with an agenda? Are the Holy Scriptures still the ultimate authority for us?