Category: Education

Leadership traits are usually discussed in terms of strategies and tactics. But the truth is that a leader may adopt any strategy or tactic they feel is appropriate. For instance, there is no such thing as a perfect leader but rather a perfect leader with a good mix of strategy and tactics. Therefore, the qualities… Continue reading Three Basic Leadership Qualities

The advancement of our economy has resulted in many concerns regarding the quality of our public K-12 educational system. In light of this, several states have established efforts to improve their public school rankings by instituting school improvement programs and reviewing educational policies. In recent years, the rising popularity of Christian based education has given… Continue reading K-12 – Online Christian Education

Christian Homeschool Nigeria is your number 1 resource for homeschool material from a Christian perspective. Links to curriculum, books, scripture songs and much more are provided. It is easy to see why cell phones have become so popular with students. With a simple click of a button, students can get immediate access to the Internet,… Continue reading Christian Homeschool in Nigeria | Resources for raising godly children in the heart of Africa

There has been a lot of debate recently concerning whether or not cell phones are tools that should be allowed in the classroom. There is a widespread consensus among educators, parents, and lawmakers that cell phones can actually be harmful to students, and they should not be allowed in the classroom. This has been fueled… Continue reading Cell phones as learning tools

I’ve been asked many times why critical thinking in academia is important at all, given the fact that we are taught in classrooms to memorize all the facts we need to know in order to pass standardized tests. Rather than fostering critical thinking skills, we are taught to rely on facts and memorization rather than… Continue reading Critical Thinking in Modern Society

D.C. resident Elizabeth Walsh recently published a book on domestic violence. She doesn’t want to become one of those wealthy white families that abandon urban public schools when times get tough, as it’s been since the Coronavirus affected 50 million students earlier this year. Despite this, she is hanging on by a thread as most… Continue reading Angry White Parents vs. the Public School System