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Home: Core Subjects: Education: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Education: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Lesson #1: Good teachers share one special quality - Hal UrbanAside from the importance of the actual content of a teacher's lessons, there are certain personal qualities and virtues which really excellent teachers embody. Read more... Liberal Arts Education in a Free Society - James V. Schall, S.J.Liberal education agrees with Plato that self-rule is at the heart of civil order. Read more... Like it or not - Charles ColsonParents and students attending this year’s commencement at Georgetown University, a Catholic school, would surely expect to hear a commencement address that took Catholic teaching seriously. And that’s what they got. But many in the crowd were offended, even outraged. Read more... Lipstick Jungle - Ashley SamelsonA few weeks ago, I helped my 18-year-old sister move into her freshman dorm at Hillsdale College in Michigan. Read more... Low-Income Scholarships on the Rise - Paul F. SteidlerJust imagine how terrible it would be if an impoverished child going to a drug-infested, poorly performing public school were given an opportunity to attend a school of his parents' choice. Read more... Making a Difference from 30,000 Feet - Phyllis BussingIn the Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Evansville we were privileged to discover this curriculum to teach our students what it means to be a hero in today's world. Read more... Making a God of Self-Esteem - KATHLEEN GOWThese days, taking issue with making a god of self-esteem probably places one somewhere between Atilla the Hun and the early Desert Fathers. But so be it! Read more... Mandatum Cover-Up? - Tim DrakeThe scandals that dominated headlines last year painted an unwelcome picture of the Church: Lay Catholics' requests for action and information were being stonewalled. In 2003, parents of college-age children say they're seeing the same thing happening again. Read more... Mandatum Cover-Up? — Part II: Georgetown - Tim DrakeThe National Catholic Register is conducting an ongoing investigation of Catholic colleges and universities featured in U.S. News and World Report's college guide. Here we ask the question: Are parents allowed to know whether those who teach theology intend to teach in communion with the Church? Or has the opposite happened — is the canon law mandatum being used to protect dissenters? Read more... Mandatum Cover-Up? — Part III: Notre Dame - Tim DrakeNotre Dame students are required to take theology courses. Nevertheless, it's nearly impossible for students and their parents to know which Notre Dame theology faculty teach with the Church and which do not. Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 20-Nov-2009 - 09:53:11
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