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Teaching – A Job or a Joy?

Eleanor Veldman·1951-07-01

There are eight classrooms, all in use. The furniture and desks are all blond, our teachers’ lounge is equipped with a sofa, lounging chairs, lamps, table, and drapes. The office too is fully equipped. Much credit goes to our plugging Mothers’ Club. Al­though the kindergarten equipment came in insta

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The Leadership Responsibilities of a Teacher

Kristen Engelsma·1991-04-01

Just as a church fails and becomes useless without discipline and justness, so shall a classroom. Without proper discipline being continuously carried on as previously warned, the students will rule the classroom. The teacher will have failed and no learning can possibly be carried out. A structured

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The Loveland Protestant Reformed Christian School

Tom DeVries·1963-03-01

One room is used as a classroom, while the other room is used for reading and science experiments. Singing and Bible are the only classes which are incorporated into one. Most of the students’ work is done independently, since the teacher has little time to devote to one grade for a long period of t

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Reading in the Primary Grades

Ruth Dykstra·1962-04-01

The classroom is a busy place during the reading period. At this time the teacher does her best to work with each child according to his own ability. This usually results in teaching the children in small groups, each group using their talents to the utmost. The groups progress at their own rate, an

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The Decline of Excellence: A Proneness Toward Mediocrity

Agatha Lubbers·1978-10-01

The public schools of the U.S. are under fire! But, why? Do you recognize the apathy and disorder of this classroom in your school? I hope not. “Morning at a West Coast high school. The first-period bell rings, barely audible above the classroom din. ‘O.K., everybody settle down,’ says the soft-spok

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Our Schools in History: Our Protestant Reformed Seminary

H C Hoeksema·1965-06-01

As already indicated, it has no home of its own, but functions in one room in the basement of First Church in Grand Rapids. This one room serves as class room, library room, office, and work room. In the second place, the pupil-teacher ratio is very low. This year there will be three students and tw

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How Are We to Worship?

Shanda Bleyenberg·1999-02-01

In a classroom, the trend is to have cooperative work with visuals and hands-on activities. I think this is good, but teachers must have a balance. Teachers should teach their students to sit quietly, demanding their attention. This will help train them for a worship service. In a classroom, teacher

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What’s Worth Knowing?

Jon Huisken·1972-08-01

The schools must not equip the student with all kinds of facts and figures and opinions of so-called authorities but must go about the business of giving the student a method that will enable him to survive and adjust to change. The most important thing in a classroom is not what is being taught but

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Elementary Education

Rhonda Gritters·1996-01-01

There will be teacher meetings or committees that you will serve on. Children will not have their work handed in on time or forget an assignment. They will cause hurt to one another and we have to deal with those situations. Students of all abilities will be in our classes and we have to work with t

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Modesty

Alicia Spriensma·2004-10-01

The male students would not think of their studies but rather would entertain or fight against lustful thoughts of the teacher. The young women would be tempted to try to imitate or even outdo the teacher to gain the attention of the young men. I have witnessed this kind of distraction in the classr