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Welcome to Season 3 of Not Many of You Should Become Teachers. In this episode, Dave and Riley take time to debrief the Kuyers Institute Conference, "Shaping Christian Learning" at Calvin University. Our debrief includes work from many scholars, including Beth Green, Ken Badley, Maxie Burch, Rhonda McEwan, David I Smith, Albert Cheng and others. A highlight you won't want to miss is the "Practicing Faith Survey" - in which we talk about the assessment of faith formation. This episode also includes part two of the Grand Paradox Book Club (by Ken Wytsma).
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Welcome to Season 3 of Not Many of You Should Become Teachers. In this episode, Dave and Riley take time to debrief the Kuyers Institute Conference, "Shaping Christian Learning" at Calvin University. Our debrief includes work from many scholars, including Beth Green, Ken Badley, Maxie Burch, Rhonda McEwan, David I Smith, Albert Cheng and others. A highlight you won't want to miss is the "Practicing Faith Survey" - in which we talk about the assessment of faith formation. This episode also includes part two of the Grand Paradox Book Club (by Ken Wytsma).
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