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Pedagogy for the Distressed

Posted on April 8, 2015 by Ginna Bairby

Thinking about the Mission of Public Education Setting the Stage: Why Does It Matter? Educating Whole People: A New ‘Common Core’ , Rev. Ginna Bairby The Centrality of Education in the Reformed Tradition, Duncan S. Ferguson Our Theology of Public … Continue reading →

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The Vocation of Education

Posted on February 25, 2015 by Bruce, Lora, and Emily Whearty

A Family Story Lora and Bruce Whearty, elementary school teachers from Montana, accepted a call to serve as educational mission co-workers through the Presbyterian Church (USA) in 1992. They resigned from their jobs, sold their home and most of their … Continue reading →

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Interview with Blake Guenther Benham

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Ginna Bairby

Unbound: What is your role in the education system? Blake: I am a high school social studies teacher. I teach students in 10th through 12th grade. Unbound: At what type of school do you work? Blake: My school is public … Continue reading →

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Interview with Charles Freeman

Posted on February 13, 2015 by Ginna Bairby

Unbound: What was your role in the education system? Charles: I was a college professor, teaching music history and related classes at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Unbound: At what type of school did you work? Charles: Over the … Continue reading →

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