The academic imperative : a reassessment of Christian education's priorities / Richard A. Riesen.
Material type: TextDescription: xxi, 240 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781583310991
- Teaching -- United States -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
- Christian teachers
- Christian education -- Teaching methods
- Christian education -- Aims and objectives
- Learning -- Religious aspects
- Church and education -- Philosophy
- Enseignants chretiens
- Catech�ese -- Methodes pedagogiques
- Apprentissage -- Aspect religieux
- Eglise et education -- Philosophie
- LC311.R561.A233 2010
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The Point and purpose of education: the western tradition -- Paideia and faith: the Christian response -- We've got too much going on -- Education and liberty -- "Leisure, the basis of culture" -- The Socratic method -- The teaching style of Jesus -- "For their own sakes" -- The liberal arts: what are they, and what do they do? -- But is academic education for everyone? -- Conclusion -- Appendix A: Regarding "Christian civilization" -- Appendix B: Should learning be fun?
The point and purpose of education and identifying needs of Christian schools around the world.
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