September 21, 20203:59 read Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy and Biblical Worldview Critical thinking and biblical worldview formation are two concepts that are foundational to all of our materials. But how do those two ideas relate? Can you teach students how to... Read more...
September 03, 20203:12 read Why are People Important What is Man? How scientists value humans impacts what they choose to study, improve, or change through their work. Many people pursue scientific careers because they desire to help... Read more...
August 19, 20203:11 read Collaborative Learning Collaborative learning can increase students' motivation and ability to learn. Thoughtfully designed and well-executed group learning allows students to help each other... Read more...
July 13, 20203:52 read History: The Stories of Real People As a child, I read a biography of Amelia Earhart, a famous pilot who disappeared in 1937. I love a great mystery, so I was captivated by the stories about where and how she... Read more...
July 13, 20202:18 read Using Prior Learning in BJU Press Materials Activating prior learning can be one of the most valuable teaching strategies for introducing new concepts or new subjects. When you apply prior learning to new concepts, your... Read more...
July 13, 20203:19 read Now is the Time to Transform Learning The year 2020 has been unique. Teachers and administrators across our nation made a rapid and unprecedented shift to online learning in a very short time. Many educational... Read more...
July 13, 20203:02 read Twelve Ways to Incorporate Active Learning in Your Classroom The students stand with their eyes closed repeating “I’m not attached.” As the teacher taps a student’s shoulder, that student sits down and is quiet. The... Read more...
July 13, 20203:43 read Social Studies Skills and 21st Century Skills Lower elementary students should learn 21st century skills at a foundational level in order to use them throughout their education. Social studies courses provide an excellent... Read more...