Philosophy of Christian school education /editors, Paul A. Kienel, Ollie E. Gibbs, Sharon R. Berry.
- Colorado Springs, Colorado : Association of Christian Schools International, (c)1998.
- xviii, 484 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographies and index.
Philosophy of Christian school education/ Developing a personal understanding of philosophy and worldviews/ Adopting a personal understanding of a Christian worldview/ Extending a personal knowledge of history of educational philosophies/ Extending of personal knowledge of modern educational philosophies/ Comprehending a personal knowledge of a Christian philosophy of education/ Defining a personal knowledge of Christian purposes and goals of education/ Conceptualizing a personal knowledge of the nature of learning/ Evaluating a personal knowledge of the nature of learning/ Advancing a personal knowledge of the role of the teacher/ Demonstrating a personal knowledge of teaching methods/ Structuring a personal knowledge of the concepts of curriculum/ Acquiring a personal knowledge of the contents of curriculum/ Examining a personal knowledge of the cogencies of curriculum/ Establishing a personal knowledge of students with special needs/ Articulating a personal knowledge of a Christian philosophy of discipline/ Reinforcing a personal knowledge of school atmosphere and relationships/ Formulating a personal knowledge of the Christian school and society/ Appreciating a personal knowledge of a Christian school education/ Paul A. Kienel -- David A. Noebel -- Kenneth O. Gangel -- Jack Layman -- Jack Layman -- A. Pierre Guillermin and David Beck -- Gordon B. Brown -- Barbara Bode -- Barbara Bode -- Ellen Black -- James W. Braley -- Ollie E. Gibbs -- Sharon R. Berry -- Ollie E. Gibbs and Sharon R. Berry -- Sharon R. Berry -- Jerry L. Haddock -- C.E. Schindler, Jr. -- James W. Braley -- Alan W. Graustein and Glen L. Schultz.
A book which sets forth Christian philosophy - an alternative to the humanistic view to education.