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	Measuring Potential Esther Wilkison reminds up that God looks beyond our measurements of potential when choosing to use people.
	Traveling Biblically on the Digital Way Dan Olinger cautions us about the challeges to living Biblically in the Information Age.
	Restocking Our Shelves Esther Wilkison shares how we can "restock our shelves" spiritually from God's warehouse.
	Finding a Thankful Spirit BJU Press shares how we can be thankful every day and not just on Thanksgiving.
	Spruce up Your Classroom for Fall BJU Press offers some tips for teachers as they reorganize and redecorate their classrooms for fall.
	On Becoming Real Esther Wilkison uses the well-loved children's story The Velveteen Rabbit to illustrate the three types of teachers.
	Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Dragnet Approach Although mastering information is the foundation of learning, teachers must lead their students to higher levels of thinking for true education to take place.
	Cell Phones at School: The Debate of Legitimacy Cell phones are everywhere and have their obvious benefits, but many educators still resist allowing them in schools.
	Reading, Writing, and Arrhythmia Getting all the externals prepared for teaching your class can sometimes distract from preparing your heart to teach.
	Book Review | 2010 Newbery Award Winner Nancy Lohr unpacks the plot and themes of the Newbery Award-winning novel When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead.
	Issues in Christian School Athletic Programs Athletic programs have numerous benefits for Christian schools, but several factors that hinder the goal of sports must first be considered.
	Running on Empty Dr. Greg Mazak, chairman of the biblical counseling program at Bob Jones University, explains God's solution for the feeling of emptiness.
	Bypassing the Cardboard Barriers (Teach Outside the Box) Encouraging students to be more creative and fostering a desire for discovery begins with the teacher's techniques in the classroom.