Stronger Together
Strengthening Christian Schools
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Equipping Christian Educators
Prepared to Lead
Being "Prepared to Lead" - At this Student Leadership Conference organized by ACSI Europe, not only young people but also teachers received an important message: Build strategically on the formation of Christian youth.
Service-Learning in the Christian School
Service-learning is a teaching strategy that connects classroom learning with meaningful, authentic service in the community. Students learn and practice content, skills, or dispositions in the classroom and then go out to apply those learning objectives in the context of a service project that meets legitimate needs of others.
September 2019 Highlights
Thank you for your partnership in the ministry of ACSI Europe! We would like to give you an update on the highlights of our recent activities and also request your prayers for some important upcoming programs.
Draw Families In
Although many families in our communities may have a choice of good schools for their children, some have chosen our Christian schools. Why have they chosen our school over another? What sacrifices are they making to continue at our schools? How can we retain these families and attract other families to our quality Christian schools?
Rethinking Assessment
"What a school decides to measure is particular to each school and expresses what that school community values in the realms of academics, social, physical, and spiritual development." -- This article from the ACSI Blog provides valuable insight for educators and how they think about assessment as a tool for learning and spiritual formation.
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Prepared to Lead
Being "Prepared to Lead" - At this Student Leadership Conference organized by ACSI Europe, not only young people but also teachers received an important message: Build strategically on the formation of Christian youth.
Service-Learning in the Christian School
Service-learning is a teaching strategy that connects classroom learning with meaningful, authentic service in the community. Students learn and practice content, skills, or dispositions in the classroom and then go out to apply those learning objectives in the context of a service project that meets legitimate needs of others.
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