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Technology and Trust in the Classroom
While I am grateful for a break from school, my heart and mind are never far from the classroom. As the teachers-only portion of the school year ended, I was already brainstorming ways to encourage students to as (better) questions. … Continue reading
On Space and Time
Every now and then, things line up and I come across different internet posts that deal with the topics mentioned in this site’s title: space and time. Seth Godin recently shared his thoughts on the difference between a boundary and … Continue reading
Parting Glances, Parting Shots
I celebrated the first official day of summer vacation yesterday by . . . going to work. There was an almost-last-minute request to sit in on some interviews that I couldn’t/shouldn’t turn down. In a way, interviews are always interesting … Continue reading
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2×2 for Resilience
I’ve mentioned and attempted to use the idea of a 2×2 square before, particularly when it comes to faithfulness and freedom. And while Andy Crouch is synonymous with the tool for me, it shows up in other places at times. … Continue reading
Freedom and Faithfulness Revisited
Back in April, I posted a longer entry that included a four-square consideration of freedom and faithfulness. I’d meant to revisit the topic later, but not this later (over a month later). Even though I didn’t write about it, though, … Continue reading
The Tension of Enchantment
This semester in class we’ve started each period with a reading from the New Testament letter of James and prayer. This week, as we’ve come to the end of the letter, we’ve read and briefly talked about what James says … Continue reading
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Spring Break Scramble
This last week has gone by in a blur. That’s to be expected, of course, at the end of a quarter or semester. The week has been packed with classes and grading and meetings and trying to wrap things up … Continue reading
Doubts and Ladders
This week my department started discussing Matthew Lee Anderson’s Called in Questions, which is about the importance of asking questions in the Christian life. We had a good conversation about the first chapter or so, with opinions about the place … Continue reading
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“Where My Feet Are”
I discovered this recently recorded song by Andrew Peterson thanks to the comments section for this article from Mockingbird. A few years ago, I started encouraging our students with “wherever you are, be all there,” especially if we were at … Continue reading
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“Made for People” Redux
Back in August I wrote a few posts about Justin Whitmel Earley’s Made for People. I enjoyed the book so much that I did a short seminar on it for some students at school a few weeks ago. Instead of … Continue reading
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Space Enough, and Time 