Join The E
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Is your Christian school new to using BJU Press textbooks? Have you been using our textbooks for a few years and are looking for an opportunity to receive further professional development? This conference is for you!
One of the main goals of the Exchange Conference is to help you succeed in the classroom by providing opportunities for you to hear great speakers. At the same time, we know you have great things to share with us and others. So, this conference isn't just a great educational conference; it's a conversation. It is an exchange of ideas between Christian speakers, schoolteachers, and administrators.
RegisterEperience Education
Learn to confidently and practically use BJU Press materials
Receive training from highly qualified BJU Press authors, Bob Jones Academy teachers, and Bob Jones University professors
Obtain professional development credit
Choose from a series of workshops available for elementary, secondary, and administrative levels, including core subjects, biblical integration, leadership communication, technology, classroom management, and much more
Network and exchange ideas with other Christian schoolteachers and administrators
I cannot say enough about the servant heart attitude of everyone involved in this conference. The knowledge and wisdom imported by the speakers is invaluable, but when presented in concert with the obvious love and desire to help fellow Christian school educators succeed, the attendee leaves feeling as though s/he has truly experienced a reflection of Christ.— an academic administrator
I am walking away not only with the tools to be a better teacher, but also the renewed passion to guide these children to Christ.— a first through second grade teacher
Go! It's worth the time, effort and cost. You will be inspired, challenged, humbled and equipped to be the tool God created you to be.
If you would like to use BJU Press curriculum as intended, you must come to this conference! After teaching BJU Press subjects for 5+ years, I still came away with new ideas, understanding, and a new confidence to teach effectively.— a fourth grade teacher
