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Home: Core Subjects: Education: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Education: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Fifteen Points to Remember for the New Catholic Teacher - Douglas McManamanThe following are points that might help the young teacher maintain the beauty and luster of his own vocation as a Catholic teacher. Read more... Fighting the Columbine copycats - Barbara KayI’m weighing in on the Virginia Tech massacre bandwagon rather late, because when news of the tragedy broke, I was in Quebec City for my annual week of French immersion. Read more... Fostering an Ethic of Excellence - Ron BergerOnce students see that they are capable of excellence, they are never quite satisfied with less. Read more... Fr. James V. Schall on Political Philosophy - James V. Schall, S.J.James V. Schall, S. J. has had a venerable career in teaching and publishing. He is Professor in the Department of Government at Georgetown University. The Claremont Institute's Ken Masugi interviewed Dr. Schall. Read more... Free to Choose - Milton FriedmanLittle did I know when I published an article in 1955 on "The Role of Government in Education" that it would lead to my becoming an activist for a major reform in the organization of schooling, and indeed that my wife and I would be led to establish a foundation to promote parental choice. Read more... Freedom is not opting out, Pope says - Father Raymond J. de Souza‘It can never be attained by turning from God’ Read more... Freshman Orientation - Professor TheophilusShould believers only attend Christian colleges? Professor Theophilus has some advice about choosing where to go to school. Read more... Go Wichita - William J. BennettSave the Catholic schools. Read more... Good Sportsmanship - Donald DeMarcoWe are all aware of the fact that media images and reality do not always coincide. In fact, the image that the media presents to us can be the polar opposite of the reality it replaces. Read more... Good? Bad? or None of the Above? - William DamonIt is an odd mark of our time that the first question people ask about character education is whether public schools should be doing it at all. The question is odd because it invites us to imagine that schooling, which occupies about a third of a child's waking time, somehow could be arranged to play no role in the formation of a child's character. Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 02-Nov-2009 - 17:55:43
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