Educators, you are more than your job. This month, we are reminded that our calling is greater than our career, and that it might lead us to unexpected places.
Educators, join Hayden Butler as he explores the problem of pain in the context of education, asking questions like, "How should a teacher interact with her students' pain?"
Students, sometimes it's easy to forget that people made the educational system through which you move. Its goal, education for all, is good, but its execution leaves some students behind.
Educators have a special responsibility to engage with contemporary culture, argues Rebecca Card Hyatt. There's a difference between countering culture and escaping it.
Summer's here again, and another school year is on the shelf. But what if our education never stopped? How do we practice continuing to learn with so much to divert our attention?
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The Examined Life is a monthly e-magazine that encourages a Christian life characterized by creativity, maturity, and wonder. It’s made by the community of thinkers at Wheatstone for Christian high school students, their parents, and educators. Comprised of one introductory video, three thematic articles, and four cultural reviews, each issue holds ideas and inspiration to carry you through a month of growth. It's a great resource for small groups, and a winsome mix of theology, philosophy, arts, stories, and cultural insight that you won't find elsewhere. Welcome!
Katherine Peters
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