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The effects of personalized learning on the self-regulatory abilities of students has not been fully explored at the secondary level. This mixed-methods, exploratory sequential study, used a post-then...

Facing a future of rapidly changing technology, collaborative workflow, and expectations for autonomy and agility in the workplace, schools must develop non-cognitive skills for 21st-century learners...

With the vast increase of English learner populations enrolled in schools across the United States, there has been significant attention being placed on educational practices to best serve the needs...

In this mixed-methods study, charter school teachers in Idaho were surveyed and interviewed regarding perceptions of job satisfaction and factors that informed their decisions to stay at or leave...

In recent years, several notable educational scholars have critiqued the traditional way that the grading of students is completed in the United States. This criticism has led many educational experts...

Creating and sustaining a supportive sociocultural institutional ethos for academic success among first-generation, underrepresented undergraduates (FGUU) is crucial to promote equity in Christian...

California graduation requirements have been largely unchanged since 2003. Within the state of California, a public-school district has to meet state requirements to offer a high school diploma, but a...

In this hermeneutic phenomenological study, the researcher interviewed librarians and writing instructors to understand their lived experiences of teaching information literacy in first-year college...

Teacher turnover is an issue not only in the state of Idaho but across the nation. This study examined the attrition outcomes of 6,572 beginning teachers in Idaho that were trained in one of four...

Welcome to Volume 7.1 of Didache: Faithful Teaching. As we begin our seventh year of electronic publishing we offer a “reprise” of our previous edition as well as new articles on the nature of...

Mental health professionals work hard to help those struggling with mental health issues. Understanding the emotional needs of others requires sustained mental and emotional effort on behalf of the...

The term “kindergarten readiness” refers to a child’s development of skills to effectively learn in a classroom setting, a school’s ability to educate students at varying ability levels, and a...

The role of superintendent is complex, and it is one that carries with it the responsibilities of chief executive officer. The superintendent as the chief executive officer for the school district is...

One accreditation-mandated outcome of social work education is to increase students’ understanding of social injustice and prepare them to work to reduce such injustices. This has been called critical...

Suffering is a central concern of 1 Peter in which the subject is addressed more often than any other of the NT writings. πασχω is used 12 times, which constitutes almost one-third of the uses of this...

There are many ways to perceive the Christian Church, and there are many models to guide our definitions of the church. No description provides an all-encompassing or perfect model, but nearly all...

During the summer of 1991, Loma Linda University dismissed three faculty members including Dr. Stewart W. Shankel, chair of the Department of Medicine, for conduct that was against the policy of the...

While there is little doubt that ancient cultures resorted to physical punishment in the educational process in both home and school, there is some sign in the Wisdom Literature of at least the...