A Call to Faith in Troubled Times
This difficult season has multiplied our children's anxiety. How can we go beyond bringing them normalcy right now to actually increasing their faith?
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This difficult season has multiplied our children's anxiety. How can we go beyond bringing them normalcy right now to actually increasing their faith?
Read articleThe role great literature can play in giving our eulogists something to talk about should not be underestimated.
Read articleTrinitas graduates are inducted into an association that includes not only their teachers but the assembly of the wise since the beginning of history.
Read articleTrinitas graduates are inducted into an association that includes not only their teachers but the assembly of the wise since the beginning of history.
Read articleWe long for the new and spurn the old, yet the only way to know ourselves is to look backward. We must go to the old stories and learn from them.
Read articleAs quarantine restrictions begin to ease, we should be able to start making some observations about how our weeks of sequestering have affected us.
Read articleChristian classical education is education that pursues vita bona, even at the expense of peace and affluence.
Read articleTechnology offers us a tool, and we are using it sparingly, cautiously. Three detrimental effects particularly concern me as an administrator and teacher: passivity, shortened attention span, and diminished imagination.
Read articleThree detriments loom large for students receiving internet-based instruction: passivity, shortened attention span, and diminished imagination.
Read articleTrinitas Junior Kindergarten teacher Sarah Hadley shares more ideas she has found helpful while running an organized classroom in her dining room.
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