Seasons of Teaching
Beula Postlewait, Communications Representative
Perhaps you have experienced weather changes and other seasonal changes as you transition from summer to fall, then fall to winter.There are also seasons of life, and we experience them personally and with other members of our family. If you pause to think about it, teachers also experience seasons in their career. Read more

Awesome Applesauce Taught Me Something
Becky Ramsey, Public School and Christian School Representative
A teacher should recognize and challenge the different types of learners (such as visual, auditory, and kinesthetic) with activities suited to their learning styles and help them be successful in the classroom. Read more

Listening and Learning: The Joys of Teaching
Dr. Juanita Copley
I have learned that listening helps me learn what my students know, their perceptions and beliefs, their current environment for learning, and how they learn best. In other words, I have learned about teaching from listening to my students and focusing on them as I teach. Yes, I have been teaching, but my students have taught me as well. Read more

Building Bridges
Written by DˊCourtland Christian of the Daily American Republic
There’s always been a fine line between sports and religion, but pastor Greg Gilberto doesn’t mind stepping over the line to encourage athletes and spread the gospel to those who would listen.
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AI in Education
By Dr. Mark Taylor, Christian School and College/University Representative
There are incredible and helpful technologies that help society in so many ways, including advancements in medicine, transportation, energy, communication, robotics, etc. These technologies have advanced to where we are now talking about AI. How are we to manage and appropriately utilize the advancements and tools of AI in education? Read more

Teach Children to Make Good Choices
Beula Postlewait, Communications Representative
For teachers and parents, it is easier to tell children what to do than to guide them in making a choice. However, this approach creates teens and young adults who fail to make good choices, because they have always depended on others to make decisions for them. Read more