The Archive
Jeremy MannEducation
My first breakout session had Malcolm Gladwell facilitating a discussion between civil rights advocate and US Representative John Lewis, feminist Gloria Steinam, and a director of La Raza (didn’t catch the name, seemed like a big deal). I have fundamental […]
Cate MacDonald
Confession time: I was home-schooled my whole life, and it’s one of the things I am most passionate about (I think. It’s hard to say. I’m inordinately passionate about a lot of things). This morning I had the pleasure of […]
Jeremy MannEducation
Over the last twenty years, Teach For America has led 21,000 of the nation’s brightest young people into public education in low-income communities, where roughly 60% of them have stayed. Less than half of traditionally-trained teachers stay more than two […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
Jonathan Fitzgerald responds to my point about the conversation that we cannot have: So then, does my calling for “a moratorium on debates over what qualifies as sin in other peoples’ lives” translate into a call for the end of […]
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Comments trouble.
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Taking on Caitlin Flanagan's Latest
Kevin WhiteTheology and Practice
Armadillos in My Garden
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
The Conversation Our Culture Cannot Have, But Must Anyway
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
*The Deep Things of God* in Christianity Today
Matthew Lee AndersonTheology and Practice
The Individualizing Presence
Andrew WalkerEducation
Can Christian higher education be non-ideological? Can Christian higher education divorce itself from raising issues of political implications? In a word: Absolutely not. Recently, I came across an interesting article from a former adjunct teacher at King’s College. King’s College, […]
Andrew Walker
My friend Christopher Benson sent me this article the other day and it begs a wide reading. Foreboding as it is, “The Disposable Academic: Why Doing a PhD is Often a Waste of Time” is both clarifying and sobering. I’ll […]