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Education
29 posts
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Books For An Introduction To Studying Bible and Theology
My housemate Chase and I were having lunch the other day and we started talking about important books that we would use if we were going to teach Bible and Theology students. Now granted
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What Are Your Favorite Quaker Books?
I just finished reading Martin’s post about him finally finishing John Woolman’s Journal and it got me thinking about how I enjoyed Woolman’s journal so much. Then I started thinking more
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Reflections on Doing Quaker Research
For class we were asked to write a short reflection on our spiritual journey and how it’s led us to doing the kinds of dissertations we’re preparing for. I thought I would
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Research Design – Some Preliminary Questions
Today we spent 8:30-5 minus 1.5 hours for lunch talking about what research is, why it’s important, what our research will entail and why we are doing it. It wasn’
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So School Begins Today: What’s Coming up For Gathering In Light
This past friday I finished up one year tenure as Fuller Seminary’s textbook buyer. I began working at the bookstore in the beginning of summer 2005 and shortly thereafter I took over with
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Cheap Mac Apps for Students and Teachers
I’ve been thinking about compiling one of those “favorite apps” posts that we mac users like to do (too often no doubt). But in keeping with the tradition of mac-lovers I thought
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How to Get Started Blogging
This is a second post on blogging, one that is more directed toward beginners (and is much shorter). I’ve decided to write this as a resource for friends and the students I TA
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The New Worlds We Stand Before
There is good news I can’t help but share, yesterday I opened my email to read, Wess, I’ve been given the go-ahead to officially welcome you into the PhD program…I’
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Using Rojo For RSS Feeds and Educational Use
I switched over from bloglines to rojo about 3 months ago to handle all of my blog feeds. I did this mainly
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Some Web 2.0 for Educational Technology
I’ve been continuing to try and learn (and keep up with) new technologies I think will be useful in the classroom,
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taking the classroom outside
This past quarter I had the great privilege to work with Ryan Bolger on his class “transforming contemporary cultures” at Fuller Seminary. In this class we used the internet as a basis for much
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following wise guys
today emily and i taught our Sunday School, and the lesson today was on the three “wise guys” as I like to call them and how they followed a star to find the baby
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thoughts on class
This past quarter i had the great privilege to be Ryan Bolger’s teaching assistant for his class Transforming Contemporary Cultures. He has done a great post reflecting on things he’s learned from
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coming out of the muck
out of the muck im getting through. things are looking good today. I am coming back, up the long hall, still swinging,
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