Christian Education Curriculum
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10th grade Accelerated Christian Education Homeschool Curriculum $49.99 |
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Biblical Perspective: Christian Education Curriculum NE $23.84 |
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Guide for Curriculum in Christian Education – Book $9.95 |
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The Catholic Vision of Love: A Curriculum for Christian Education in Sexuality a $3.60 |
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Planning and Selecting Curriculum for Christian Education by Iris V. 0817009876 $4.97 |
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Wild at Heart Multi-Media Facilitator’s Kit: A Band of Brothers [VHS] $199.99 Fierce. Dangerous. Wild. John Eldredge’s bestselling book Wild at Heart (over 500,000 copies in print) has already launched thousands of men on a phenomenal life-changing adventure with God. Now, his new multi-media Wild at Heart video series will be the catalyst study groups will want to use to help men discover how God defines authentic masculinity. In this eight-part series, men are inv… |
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Candle in the Dark Curriculum [VHS] $9.90 Shrink-wrapped, never-opened Curriculum pack focusing on the life missionary pioneer William Carey. Kit includes 97-minute dramatic film, six half-hour programs, leader’s guide for up to eight sessions, program scripts, 265-page biography book (Faithful Witness) and reproducible student material…. |
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Sikhism Through the Eyes of Sikh Children [VHS] … |
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Sacred Marriage: What If God Designed Marriage To Make Us Holy More Than To Make Us Happy? $16.09 DVD-Sacred Marriage (6 Session) by Thomas Gary L… |
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The Story Adult Curriculum DVDR: Getting to the Heart of God’s Story $24.83 To understand the Bible, says author and pastor Randy Frazee, you need bifocal lenses, because two perspectives are involved. The Lower Story, our story, is actually many stories of men and women interacting with God in the daily course of life. The Upper Story is God’s story, the tale of his great, overarching purpose that fits all the individual stories together like panels in one unified mural…. |
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Gospel in Life: Grace Changes Everything $16.00 Join author and pastor Timothy Keller in Gospel in Life an eight-week video based study of the gospel and how to live it out in your everyday life. In week one you and your group will study the city your home now the world that is. Week eight closes with the theme of the eternal city your heavenly home the world that is to e. In between you ll learn how the gospel can change your heart your munity… |
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Isaiah – Nine Complete Children’s Lessons An in-depth study for children or youth groups.Award winning Christian novelist (and Sunday School teacher) Scott McElhaney was getting worried when his students could recite all the typical lessons of Sunday School. While this was great, he wondered if they were getting bored and needed to be challenged a bit more.Digging into the book of Isaiah, he discovered a lot of important stuff for the kid… |
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The Anxiety Workbook for Teens: Activities to Help You Deal with Anxiety and Worry $9.08 If you feel anxious most of the time, you’re not alone. About one in three people your age struggles with feelings of worry, fear, and panic. And the scary thing is, if you don’t find a way to cope with anxiety, it can get worse as you get older. The good news is that there are a lot of effective techniques you can use, both on your own and with the help of a counselor, to reduce your feelings of… |
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The Story of the World: History for the Classical Child: Volume 1: Ancient Times: From the Earliest Nomads to the Last Roman Emperor, Revised Edition $9.88 What terrible secret was buried in Shi Huangdi’s tomb? Did nomads like lizard stew? What happened to Anansi the Spider in the Village of the Plantains? And how did a six-year-old become the last em… |
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LIFEPAC 11th Grade 5-Subject Complete Boxed Set $275.36 Get an entire year of Christian homeschool curriculum with the money-saving LIFEPAC 5-Subject Set! This print-based curriculum contains the five core subjects of Bible, History & Geography, Science, Language Arts, and Math. Each subject includes ten consumable worktexts and a user-friendly teacher’s guide for one full year of studies. This engaging set creates a solid educational foundation wit… |
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Biblical Perspective: Christian Education Curriculum $20.5 Biblical Perspective: Christian Education Curriculum |
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Christian Education in the Small Church $13 “Includes field-tested plans for achieving quality Christian education with limited resources and ideas for curriculum, worship, and more.” |
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Christian Education: Principles & Practice $19 “Dr. DeKoven, president of the Vision International Network, promotes the idea that Christian education is a task of the church. In this introductory text, he presents the key principles of Christian education necessary for the fulfillment of the biblical mandate. These include the philosophy of Christian education, the dynamics of teaching, curriculum development, and the teaching of children and adults. (Christian Education)” |
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Mapping Christian Education $18 “In Mapping Christian Education: Approaches to Congregational Learning, Jack L. Seymour provides the most up-to-date insights about the various aspects of Christian education. Ecumenical in scope, and unified in process, his work includes chapters on schooling, faith communications, human development, social transformation, and future agenda. Contributors include: Elizabeth Caldwell, Margaret Ann Crain, Maria Harris, Donald E. Miller, Gabriel Moran, Robert O’Gorman, Daniel Schipani, and Jack Seymour.>By reading Mapping Christian Education: >- Seminarians will learn the fundamentals of educational theory>- Professors will discover a reliable textbook to be included in their curriculum>- Directors of Christian Education will enjoy a refresher course in recent developments and advances in the field” |
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Case For Classical Christian Education $18.99 “Are American schools solving the world’s problems—or becoming one? Believing they’re increasingly failing because of entrenched notions of “morally neutral” education, Wilson argues that teaching is an inherently religious activity because life’s basic questions still require spiritual answers. A pioneer in classical Christian education, he proposes a viable curriculum based on discipline, hard work, and learning geared toward stages of child development.” |
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Christian Educators’ Guide to Evaluating and Developing Curriculum $17 “A practical handbook for pastors, lay leaders, and Christian education committees who need help choosing a curriculum that suits their church’s beliefs, practices, and membership. For some congregations, no preprinted materials will do???and this guide offers the tools you need to write your own curriculum. Includes a step-by-step process for evaluation of existing materials and creation of new resources” |
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Basics of Christian Education $18.99 “Designed to help pastors and worship planners integrate four of the most important biblical themes into worship, each volume provides complete services for a number of different scripture passages. These resources can be used in conjunction with the new Bible Quest curriculum or in other worship contexts, including churches that follow the lectionary.>The services, written by pastors and lay leaders from several denominations, feature a call to worship, an opening prayer, a prayer of confession, words of assurance, prayers of the people, a children’s sermon, two sermon starters, an offering meditation, an offering prayer, a communion meditation, and a benediction.>Nearly a decade after that classic study, congregations are still struggling with what quality Christian education is and how to build and maintain it.>In this concise and easy-to-use guide, Karen Tye offers practical help, addressing the vital areas that need attention when planning for and building a Christian education program.>Questions and exercises at the end of each chapter help pastors, Christian educators, seminary students, and laity apply the information to their own unique setting, building on the basics to renew and transform Christian education.” |
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Early Education Curriculum $150.95 Early Education Curriculum |
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Curriculum in Early Childhood Education $29.83 Curriculum in Early Childhood Education |
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A Curriculum For Personal And Social Education $29.95 A Curriculum For Personal And Social Education |
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A Curriculum for Personal and Social Education $40.95 A Curriculum for Personal and Social Education |
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Introducing Christian Education: Foundations for the Twenty-First Century $34.99 “Building on the success of his 1992 collection Foundations of Ministry (over 17,000 sold), Michael Anthony offers Introducing Christian Education to fill the need in the C.E. curriculum for an introductory foundations textbook–one that provides an overview and understanding of the broad range of subjects included in C.E.–for college and seminary use. Thirty-one chapters are offered under the following sections: 1) Foundations of C.E.; 2) Developmental Perspectives of C.E.; 3) Educational Implications of C.E.; 4) Organization, Administration, and Leadership; 5) C.E. Applied to the Family; and 6) Specialized Ministries. Contributors include Robert Pazmino, Jim Wilhoit, Julie Gorman, Klaus Issler, and Ted Ward. FROM THE FOREWORD BY LESTER C. BLANK JR. Introducing Christian Education will become a major resource text for church leaders and Christian education leaders who are professors of Christian education. It will be a valuable resource in my personal library. The desired outcome will be Psalm 78:72: “He cared for them with a true heart and led them with skillful hands.”" |
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Introducing Christian Education $26.12 Building on the success of his 1992 collection Foundations of Ministry (over 17,000 sold), Michael Anthony offers Introducing Christian Education to fill the need in the C.E. curriculum for an introductory foundations textbook–one that provides an overvi |
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Christian Education $20.79 Christian Education |
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Education That Is Christian $19.99 “Essential reading for anyone involved in Christian education, this classic bestseller outlines a strategic vision for education that will produce Christlike people.” |
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100 Top Picks For Home School Curriculum $21.99 “The key to successful home education, homeschool veterans will tell you, is determining your educational philosophy and marrying it to your child’s learning style. Then you can make an informed decision in choosing the right educational curriculum for the child. This is the formula for success. In 100 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum, homeschool guru Cathy Duffy can help you accomplish these critical tasks. Cathy will give you her top choices from every subject area, approaching everything through a Christian worldview perspective. This book is a critical volume for the homeschooling community.” |
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Dynamic Physical Education Curriculum Guide $42.61 Dynamic Physical Education Curriculum Guide |
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Education and the Soul: Toward a Spiritual Curriculum $24.5 Education and the Soul: Toward a Spiritual Curriculum |
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A Curriculum Design Manual For Theological Education $42.95 A Curriculum Design Manual For Theological Education |
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Ad/ministering education: Gender, colonialism, and Christianity in Belize and the Anglophone Caribbean. $49.99 This dissertation looks at the relationship between educational achievement and power in the Anglophone Caribbean, with particular emphasis on Belize. Girls are outperforming boys at every level of education, but women still have higher unemployment rates and hold the lowest paying jobs, while men are in more decision-making positions in every sector of the economy. This project considers one major question: Why do women remain in less powerful positions even when they are better educated? To explore this question I look at the role that missionary groups played in administering education under British colonialism. I focus on Belize where religious groups maintain a high level of control over education in the postcolonial era. I use twentieth-century Caribbean literature to suggest the effects of Christian ideology on the hidden curriculum and on women’s social, economic, and political power. The literature I discuss includes George Lamming’s In the Castle of my Skin (Barbados), Austin Clarke’s Growing Up Stupid under the Union Jack (Barbados), Merle Hodge’s Crick Crack, Monkey (Trinidad), Merle Collins’s Angel (Grenada), Jamaica Kincaid’s Annie John and Lucy (Antigua), and Zee Edgell’s Beka Lamb (Belize). |
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Ad/ministering education: Gender, colonialism, and Christianity in Belize and the Anglophone Caribbean. $49.99 This dissertation looks at the relationship between educational achievement and power in the Anglophone Caribbean, with particular emphasis on Belize. Girls are outperforming boys at every level of education, but women still have higher unemployment rates and hold the lowest paying jobs, while men are in more decision-making positions in every sector of the economy. This project considers one major question: Why do women remain in less powerful positions even when they are better educated? To explore this question I look at the role that missionary groups played in administering education under British colonialism. I focus on Belize where religious groups maintain a high level of control over education in the postcolonial era. I use twentieth-century Caribbean literature to suggest the effects of Christian ideology on the hidden curriculum and on women’s social, economic, and political power. The literature I discuss includes George Lamming’s In the Castle of my Skin (Barbados), Austin Clarke’s Growing Up Stupid under the Union Jack (Barbados), Merle Hodge’s Crick Crack, Monkey (Trinidad), Merle Collins’s Angel (Grenada), Jamaica Kincaid’s Annie John and Lucy (Antigua), and Zee Edgell’s Beka Lamb (Belize). |
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Adventures Of Zeke And Jimmy $4.44 Are you looking for ways to teach Bible truths to adults with cognitive/developmental disabilities?Adventures of Zeke and Jimmy is a turnkey approach, designed so that anyone, with little or much Bible knowledge, can pick it up, read it over, and then teach.. No volunteer team required. The book is designed so that one person can teach individuals or small groups.. No props, crafts, or extra planning required.. Short time commitment. Start with the Introduction and proceed straight through the book. Break it down into two five-week sessions, or skip around and do what seems appropriate.. Each chapter can be done easily within an hour.. No Bible background is needed to teach this book. Lessons are designed to make the Bible and some of its most important messages understandable to adults with mental disabilities.”Finally, a book that can be used by just about anybody, just as it is, to teach our mentally challenged friends.” Pastor Zack Gill, Disability Ministry Director, Wooddale Church, Eden Prairie, Minnesota.”Wampach is a professional with nearly 20 years experience teaching and leading developmentally disabled adults. The valuable lessons in this You can teach, I can learn. Ability Bible Series are highly workable tools for teaching God’s promises .”Delores E. Topliff, B.A., M.A., A.B.D., Minnesota Christian Writers Guild and Adjunct Professor at Maranatha and Northwestern Colleges.AbilityBibleSeries.comA graduate of the University of Minnesota with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education, Jane taught and wrote high school curriculum before starting her own business in 1984. She is a leader andfounder of ForEver Friends since 1998, an ongoing ministry for mentally challenged adults. Jane lives with her husband of 25 years, R.W. Johnson, and her dog, Jimmy. |
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An exploration of the relationship between student engagement with ‘otherness’ and faith development in evangelical higher education. $69 This qualitative case-study investigates the perceived impact that interactions with otherness—primarily other faiths—at evangelical college campuses may have on student faith development at two evangelical Christian universities. The purpose of this study is to observe, identify, and describe interactions that students have with other faiths at two evangelical colleges and discern the perceived impact these interactions have on student faith development. The primary forms of data collection include interviews, field observations, and document analysis for the intended purpose of answering five questions in the context of both institutions: (1) How do students, faculty, and administrators define otherness as it relates to their faith? (2) To what extent and in what ways do students attending evangelical Christian colleges interact with otherness during their college years, and what is the nature of these interactions? (3) In what ways do faculty and administrators seek to provide opportunities for students to interact with otherness? (4) How do students, faculty and administrators perceive that these interactions with otherness impact student faith development? (5) What opportunities exist at these evangelical institutions for students to engage with otherness, why do these opportunities exist, and to what degree do the researched institutions value these interactions? The conclusions reached for this study highlighted: (1) the importance of engagement with otherness to faith development; (2) the presence at two evangelical universities of a complex milieu of postures towards engagement with otherness; (3) the negative effect of an enclave mentality; (4) the possibility that constructive engagement with otherness is a part of the null curriculum at evangelical universities; (5) the significance of purpose and posture to evangelism; (6) and the importance of qualitative methods in faith development research. Implications for practice and policy include |
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An exploration of the relationship between student engagement with ‘otherness’ and faith development in evangelical higher education. $49.99 This qualitative case-study investigates the perceived impact that interactions with otherness—primarily other faiths—at evangelical college campuses may have on student faith development at two evangelical Christian universities. The purpose of this study is to observe, identify, and describe interactions that students have with other faiths at two evangelical colleges and discern the perceived impact these interactions have on student faith development. The primary forms of data collection include interviews, field observations, and document analysis for the intended purpose of answering five questions in the context of both institutions: (1) How do students, faculty, and administrators define otherness as it relates to their faith? (2) To what extent and in what ways do students attending evangelical Christian colleges interact with otherness during their college years, and what is the nature of these interactions? (3) In what ways do faculty and administrators seek to provide opportunities for students to interact with otherness? (4) How do students, faculty and administrators perceive that these interactions with otherness impact student faith development? (5) What opportunities exist at these evangelical institutions for students to engage with otherness, why do these opportunities exist, and to what degree do the researched institutions value these interactions? The conclusions reached for this study highlighted: (1) the importance of engagement with otherness to faith development; (2) the presence at two evangelical universities of a complex milieu of postures towards engagement with otherness; (3) the negative effect of an enclave mentality; (4) the possibility that constructive engagement with otherness is a part of the null curriculum at evangelical universities; (5) the significance of purpose and posture to evangelism; (6) and the importance of qualitative methods in faith development research. Implications for practice and policy include |
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An exploration of the relationship between student engagement with ‘otherness’ and faith development in evangelical higher education. $49.99 This qualitative case-study investigates the perceived impact that interactions with otherness—primarily other faiths—at evangelical college campuses may have on student faith development at two evangelical Christian universities. The purpose of this study is to observe, identify, and describe interactions that students have with other faiths at two evangelical colleges and discern the perceived impact these interactions have on student faith development. The primary forms of data collection include interviews, field observations, and document analysis for the intended purpose of answering five questions in the context of both institutions: (1) How do students, faculty, and administrators define otherness as it relates to their faith? (2) To what extent and in what ways do students attending evangelical Christian colleges interact with otherness during their college years, and what is the nature of these interactions? (3) In what ways do faculty and administrators seek to provide opportunities for students to interact with otherness? (4) How do students, faculty and administrators perceive that these interactions with otherness impact student faith development? (5) What opportunities exist at these evangelical institutions for students to engage with otherness, why do these opportunities exist, and to what degree do the researched institutions value these interactions? The conclusions reached for this study highlighted: (1) the importance of engagement with otherness to faith development; (2) the presence at two evangelical universities of a complex milieu of postures towards engagement with otherness; (3) the negative effect of an enclave mentality; (4) the possibility that constructive engagement with otherness is a part of the null curriculum at evangelical universities; (5) the significance of purpose and posture to evangelism; (6) and the importance of qualitative methods in faith development research. Implications for practice and policy include |
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Bartlesville, Oklahoma: People From Bartlesville, Oklahoma, Bud Adams, Price Tower, Rogers State University, Bartlesville High School $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: People From Bartlesville, Oklahoma, Bud Adams, Price Tower, Rogers State University, Bartlesville High School, Mark Price, Frank Phillips, Ree Drummond, Gretchen Wyler, Blake Adams, Meredith Howard Harless, Oklahoma Wesleyan University, American Christian School, John Ford, Phillips Petroleum Company, Tyson Meade, Patrick Cranshaw, Bill Caswell, Kinga Philipps, Pathfinder Parkway, W. W. Keeler, Jo Allyn Lowe Park, Tri County Technology Center. Excerpt: American Christian School American Christian School is a private Christian school in Bartlesville , Oklahoma , United States. Founded in 1995, the school serves approximately 100 students in kindergarten through twelfth grades.History American Christian School was established under the joint sponsorship of Grace Baptist and Westminster Presbyterian churches. The high school program began with a class of 4 ninth grade students in the 1995-1996 school year, meeting in a private home. Classes were moved into the building of Grace Baptist Church the following year and remained there until 1999, when the school began occupying the upstairs of Virginia Avenue Baptist Church. The school expanded to kindergarten through twelfth grade in 2000 and moved into its present location in 2002.The school is accredited through the Association of Christian Teachers and Schools and recognized by the Oklahoma Private School Accreditation Commission.Campus American Christian School has occupied the former Moose Lodge building on Highway 75 since November 2002.Curriculum The school follows a comprehensive curriculum with an emphasis on Classical Christian education . Latin is offered at the elementary level and Greek in high school. Logic and rhetoric are offered from eighth grade through high school.Speech and debate is offered as an elective |
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Behold the Beauty: Art Curriculum for Elementary Christian Education; Kindergarten and Grade 1 $67.91 Connie L. Meyer,Other Format, English-language edition,Pub by Reformed Free Publishing Association |
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Bright Beginnings $122.59 Bright Beginnings is a user-friendly, all-inclusive curriculum that allows busy parents to provide their child with the many benefits of an early education at home. This two-volume set includes 36 weeks of complete lesson plans. The only materials needed are a Bible, household supplies, and some optional library books. This program is designed for four- to six-year-olds and is flexible enough to be used in any home under any schedule. Bright Beginnings helps children grasp important concepts and skills such as letters, shapes, numbers, colors, gross and fine motor coordination, listening, visual discrimination, classifying, and much more. Character training and Bible knowledge is interwoven throughout the curriculum, creating a balanced perspective both academically and spiritually. Subjects include: ? Bible ? Language Skills ? Math ? Character Development ? Health, Safety and Manners ? Memory Verse ? God’s World ? Physical Education ? Art, Snacks and Music Bright Beginnings also includes 33 worksheets and A through Z flashcards. Best of all, in this uncertain would, you can feel confident that your child is getting a well-rounded, Christian-based head start! If you are looking for one book that has it all, this is it! |
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Brother’s Keeper $0.99 A catastrophic terrorist attack forces America to its knees.When the economy collapses and the cultural wars become deadly, how do followers of Jesus respond?Two men love the same woman…Two clans collide over a child…Two underground movements rise, one to heal, one to destroy.All are swept into a current of intrigue, passion, and danger.Only an ultimate sacrifice can rescue.You will be deeply inspired by this story that could be a chilling, yet hopeful glimpse into the future.This book could change your life.Robin Lane Witt was raised in the Philippines as the daughter of missionary parents. She has worked in Christian education, training parents, writing curriculum, and speaking on family life. Robin has been married to her husband over thirty years and serves with him in pastoral care. She has taught school and also home educated their two children who are now grown. |
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Buildings and Structures in St. Catharines: Ridley College $10.46 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Ridley College, Eden High School, Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School, Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School, Kilt and Clover, Garden City Skyway, Welland House Hotel, the Pen Centre, Hotel Dieu Shaver Health and Rehabilitation Centre, Merritton Tunnel, St. Catharines Engine Plant, St. Catharines Components Plant. Excerpt: Eden High School , also known simply as Eden , is a co-educational, public secondary school in St. Catharines , Ontario , Canada .Students from Grade Nine to Grade Twelve study under the Curriculum of the Province of Ontario.The roots of Eden High School reach back to the founding of the Virgil-Vineland Bible School Society in 1938, by early Mennonite Brethren settlers in the Niagara Peninsula . The founder of the school was Rev. Isaac Ewert, who began running evening classes under the auspices of the society in late 1938. Officially founded in 1945 by an act of the Bible Society of Virgil as a private day and boarding school, “Eden Christian College” , the School moved to its present location in St. Catharines as a result of a charter agreement with the now reorganized Lincoln County Board of Education..Campus and Facilities Eden High School is located in the north end of St. Catharines, Ontario. With a close proximity to the neighbourhood of Port Dalhousie and the Henley Regatta , rowing is a fixture in school life. Eden graduates have studied abroad on rowing scholarships and medalled in the Olympic games . The Eden Campus boasts three full-size gymnasia, three performance theatres, film studio, fully-equipped automobile shop, state-of-the-art computer labs, 2 CNC mills, baseball diamond, and a large multi-purpose outdoor pitch. Additionally, through flagship agreements, Eden students benefit from the facilities of educational institutions and |
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Celebrating the Vision: The Reformed Perspective of Dordt College $30 This jubilee volume celebrates fifty years of service in the Kingdom of God and the Reformed Christian perspective that permeates the curriculum of Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa. Twenty-one authors directly related to the college illustrate what that means to them in their various disciplines: English, mathematics, philosophy, theology, political studies, psychology, history, agriculture, environmental studies, education, theatre, music, business, economics, chemistry, and engineering. |
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Christian Family Guide to Family Activities $1.99 This treasury of ideas for home activities, recreation, games, vacations, and crafts will help bring the family together for fun times-and create stronger bonds in the process.Author Biography: Marliee LeBon is the author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Making Great Gifts, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Holiday Crafts, and several other books focusing on kids, families, and fun. Amy Wall is a television producer and the author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Family Games. Janet Lee holds a degree in Education and Bible, and has developed, written, and edited curriculum and church program materials for all ages. Series Editor James S. Bell, Jr., served as director of religious publishing at Doubleday. He has assembled dozens of classic devotionals, abridgements, and compilations including the God’s Little Instruction Series and has written many best-selling books including The Complete Idiot’s Guide to The Bible. |
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Christian Schools in Australia: Rehoboth Christian College, Sutherland Shire Christian School, Covenant Christian School $10.09 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Rehoboth Christian College, Sutherland Shire Christian School, Covenant Christian School, Pacific Hills Christian School, Oxford Falls Grammar School, Leighland Christian School, Redlands College, Launceston Christian School, Wycliffe Christian School, Chairo Christian School, Calvin Christian School (Kingston, Tasmania), Tyndale Christian School, Strathalbyn Christian College, Cooloola Christian College. Excerpt: Rehoboth Christian College – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Rehoboth is part of a Christian school movement having its origins in Europe and brought to Australia by post-World War II migrants. Its distinctive parent-governance model was innovative in an era when most Christian schools were run by churches. It was established by an association of parents, The Association for Christian Education (Perth) Inc., which was established in 1959, and was the first school of its type in Western Australia when it opened its doors in 1966. Its main distinctive by comparison with the church-operated schools was an intent to relate Christian belief to all areas of the curriculum. At the same time, teaching was to utilise mainstream curriculum, and the school consciously avoided packaged curriculum materials such as Accelerated Christian Education. The role of the parent was paramount, both in school governance and in taking final responsibility for the education of the child, of which schooling was considered only a part. The school commenced as a primary school only, and it was another 11 years before, in 1977, a secondary campus was established in temporary premises at Kensington. In its first year known as Rehoboth Christian Secondary School, it moved to its current location at Kenwick in 1979, becoming Rehoboth Christian High School in k… More: |
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Columbia College: 150 Years of Courage, Commitment, and Change $42.2 Columbia College, formerly known as Christian College, was founded in 1851 in the small frontier town of Columbia, Missouri. Touted as the first women’s college west of the Mississippi River, Columbia College emerged as virtually a sister college to the University of Missouri, sharing leadership, faculty, and curriculum. Covering each of the school’s presidential administrations, Columbia College examines all aspects of the college — academic, administrative, financial, athletic, and student life. Particular emphasis is placed on the role different individuals played over the years.Although created through the zealous efforts of progressive leaders of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the college was bound by its charter to be nondenominational — an issue that sometimes led to passionate sectarian quarrels within the fledgling institution. Despite pre — Civil War political differences, denominational rivalries, and personality clashes, the college has struggled to survive. Through 150 years of continuity and change, Columbia College has tenaciously upheld its liberal-arts tradition as a teaching-centered institution by seeking innovative ways to broaden educational horizons and meet the needs of new generations.From the sheltered environment of Christian Female College, Columbia College has evolved into a modern coeducational institution with twenty-four military and civilian extended campuses across the United States and in Puerto Rico and a thriving evening campus that specializes in adult education. Columbia College will be of great interest to Columbia College alumni, as well as to anyone with an interest in adult education. Those wishing to preserve theendangered tradition of the small private college will find the Columbia College experience not only an inspiration, but also a lesson in creativity, loyalty, and dedication. |
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Critical Pedagogy In Christian Education $94.17 Critical Pedagogy in Christian Education presents itself differently than in general education. Bower traces the philosophical frameworks of Critical Theory through philosophy, Christian Education philosophers, and finally five curriculum theorists. In doing so, his work maps the significant but little known field of educational philosophy. His methodology can be used to map other fields of educational theory and practice, and also demonstrates the complexity in achieving a truly interdisciplinary discourse. The program suggestions in this book can be used to generate meaningful education in a variety of settings. His careful study has produced a useful work for those who seek to better understanding both how and why to do Christian Education, engaging novice and seasoned educators seeking foundations for justice-oriented education. |
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Education In Tokyo $35.9 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: International School of the Sacred Heart, American School in Japan, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Board of Education, National Diet Library, National Archives of Japan, Aoba-Japan International School, St. Mary’s International School, Education in Tokyo, GakushÅ?in, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Christian Academy in Japan, Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo International School, City of Kita Board of Education, Jissen Women’s Junior College, Ariake Junior College of Education and the Arts, Kais International School, Gyosei International School, Seitoku Junior College of Nutrition, Obirin Junior College, Mita Elementary School, Atomi Junior College, Tamagawa Gakugn Junior College for Women, Aobagakuen Junior College, Yamawaki Gakuen Junior College, Meiji University Junior College, Takamatsu Junior High School, Jiyugaoka Sanno College. Excerpt: Founded in 1902, the American School in Japan (ASIJ ) is an international private day school located in the city of Chfu , Tokyo , Japan . The school consists of an elementary school , a middle school , and a high school , all located on the Chfu campus. There is also an early learning center (nursery-kindergarten) for children aged 35 located in the Roppongi Hills complex in downtown Tokyo . Instruction is principally in English and follows an American-style curriculum. About two thirds of the school’s students are the children of citizens of English-speaking countries who are on temporary assignment in Japan, and the remaining one third are Japanese students who speak English. The campus is fenced in, resulting from heightened security measures taken after the September 11 attacks, with campus surroundings including the Nogawa Park and the neighborhood of Tamabochi. In a review, the Good Schools Guide International said “This is an |
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Education Literature $34.8 Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 396. Not illustrated. Chapters: Education Books, Education Journals, Education Magazines, Educational Book Publishing Companies, Original Stories From Real Life, Some Thoughts Concerning Education, Thoughts on the Education of Daughters, Joseph Priestley and Education, Reading Lolita in Tehran, the Shame of the Nation, Emile: Or, on Education, Shueisha, the Goose-Step, the Hidden Curriculum, Hess Educational Organization, American Book Company, Two Plus Two Publishing, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, Institutes of Natural and Revealed Religion, Freedom and Culture, the Educated Mind, Thomas Jefferson Education, Steven Rudolph, Choosing the Right College, the Abolition of Man, the New York Times Upfront, Lectures on History and General Policy, Pedagogical Sketchbook, Big Picture, Colleges That Change Lives, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, the End of Education, Hidden Ivies: Thirty Colleges of Excellence, Teaching Philosophy, the Insider’s Guide to the Colleges, Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, Secular Homeschooling, Education Week, Éditions Robert Laffont, Lives on the Boundary, Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Pearson Scott Foresman, Shodensha, Essay on a Course of Liberal Education for Civil and Active Life, the Early Admissions Game: Joining the Elite, Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education, the Underground History of American Education, Education Update, Kojen English Language Schools, Savage Inequalities, Academic Matters, Kurmanci, the Iitians, Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, Journal of the Learning Sciences, Geo, 36 Children, Abc-Clio, Abckiria, European Journal of Physics, Journal of Interprofessional Care, Early Childhood Education Journal, Schoolarts, Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education, All Truth Is God’s Truth, Teaching Sociology, the |
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Education in Elkhart County, Indiana: Elkhart Central High School, Concord High School (Elkhart, Indiana), Elkhart Memorial High School $9.16 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Elkhart Central High School, Concord High School (Elkhart, Indiana), Elkhart Memorial High School, Northwood High School, Fairfield Junior-Senior High School, Jimtown High School (Elkhart, Indiana), Bethany Christian Schools. Not illustrated. Excerpt: Elkhart Central High School is located in Elkhart, Indiana. In the fall of 1972 when Elkhart High School (est. 1872) was split into Elkhart Memorial High School and Elkhart Central High School, the former Elkhart High School building was renamed Elkhart Central High School and according to the school board minutes, was to continue the traditions (“Blue Blazer” mascot, school colors, accomplishments, the original 1910 charter issued by the North Central Association and the fight song) of the old Elkhart High School. The Elkhart High School building was designed and built by Everett I. Brown and Company of Indianapolis and opened in 1966. It was built to accommodate a schedule and curriculum organized around modular periods. Accordingly, the building features lecture halls, seminar rooms, and departmental office areas. A 16 million dollar addition and renovation project was designed by Fanning/Howey Associates, Inc. in March 1997 to add 16 classrooms, additional office space, new industrial technology laboratories and a new media center. The entire project expanded the school to approximately 400,000 square feet. The “new” building dedication ceremonies were held in the fall of 2000. As part of the remodeling, every classroom was wired and equipped for voice, video, and data. Each morning the student run news show, “NewScene”, is broadcast with the daily announcements and news. Until 1984, Elkhart Central only enrolled students from the 10th-12th grades. In 1985, 9th grade was added, resulting i… More: |
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Education in Kiev: National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Interregional Academy of Personnel Management, Kiev Polytechnic Institute $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Interregional Academy of Personnel Management, Kiev Polytechnic Institute, National Aviation University, Kiev University, University of Kiev Faculty of Radiophysics, Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture, Superior Institute of Religious Sciences of St. Thomas Aquinas, List of Universities, Colleges, and Research Institutions in Kiev, Kyiv National Linguistic University, Kiev Conservatory, National Parliamentary Library of Ukraine, National University of Theatre, Film and Tv in Kiev, Kyiv Mohyla Business School, International Christian University – Kiev, Kiev Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence, Kiev Military Institute of Control and Signals, Kyiv International School, Ukrainian Space Research Institute, Pechersk School International, Meridian International School, Kiev, Shevchenko State Art School, National Academy of Management, Kiev Institute of Electrotechnology. Excerpt: International Christian University – Kiev is a private college in Kiev , Ukraine . It was founded in 1992 in affiliation with Kiev National Economic University and International University-Vienna. Student’s training is based on the standard programs of Ukrainian economic universities and programs of American Business universities.ICU-Kiev’s curriculum combines professional education and liberal arts . University offers a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a choice of three majors: Management , Marketing , International Economics . Before 2007 Management information systems was offered as well. Classes at ICU-Kiev are conducted in English or Ukrainian and faculty includes American, British and Ukrainian instructors.International Christian University has accreditation and licence |
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Can anyone help me with distance education in Queensland, Kingston Groves Christian College in Brisbane?
I think to put my son Ed distance and wondered if someone has already registered or know the network of Christian colleges Groves Distance Ed School is located in Kingston, Brisbane. I have never been educated at home before and I'm still undecided, but you want to give my son a Christian education and can afford a Christian school now. I would submit my child in a school system in recent years, need to keep pace with the curriculum.
No, we are in Queensland and the distance of one Ed never used my family came from the school of the air. Australians are very few here so you might have a better chance to obtain information if you ask your question in one of the education boards of Australia home, such as Home Education Association Inc. (Australia): Australia http://www.hea.asn.au/ Education directory at home: either the Council http://australian-home-education.com/ Aussie here.
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