Engage, Encourage, Equip: Helping Students to Ask Good Questions
By Billy Hutchinson
Great teachers and students have one thing in common: they ask many good questions. And...
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Financial Health in Christian Schools?
One of the greatest challenges facing Christian schools today is ensuring income is at least equal to the operational costs of implementing the mission. It’s...
Teacher Well-Being: Not Just an Afterthought
In the Christian world, we talk a great deal about personal responsibility. And it is true that people are both responsible and accountable for the...
Moving Forward Flourishing Series: Leadership Interdependence
About Today’s Show
Today’s podcast features Jon Eckert, the Copple Professor for Christians in School Leadership at Baylor University and a Cardus Senior Fellow. Jon talks...
LESSONS FROM HYBRID SCHOOLS: Research on Hybrid Schools Finds High Levels of Morale, Strong Sense of Shared Values Among Teachers
The National Hybrid Schools Project launched in 2020 at Kennesaw State University in order to explore a growing phenomenon in American schooling—schools in which students...
Full Enrollment? Here’s What Your School Needs from Marketing and Admissions
You don’t have to be a veteran of the independent school world to know that full enrollment is not the norm for most schools. Some...
Moving Forward Flourishing Series: Resilience in Adults
About Today’s Show
Today’s podcast features Rex Miller, founder of MindShift and author of WHOLE: What Teachers Need to Help Students Thrive. Rex talks with Lynn...
A Brighter Future for Christian Education
How can we prepare and plan for a brighter future for Christian education? As the old saying goes, commonly attributed to the colorful and pithy...
Looking for the Helpers
The gray-haired professor stood before a group of unsuspecting students, pointed her finger at each student, and with a force of power, said: “If you...