Relationality, Mental Ill-health, and the Coronavirus

Richard EdlinThe CACE Roundtable1 Comment

Woman struggling with depression watches out window

Humans are divinely created as relational creatures, and when things like pandemic-induced and government-enforced social isolation interfere with that creational reality, our well-being and mental health suffer.

Richard Edlin shares his thoughts on how recognition of our relational nature might allow Christians to share hope with others.

New Research Released: Christian Schools and COVID-19 Responses

Dr. Lynn SwanerThe CACE RoundtableLeave a Comment

A student works on homework remotely amid the Coronavirus pandemic.

Just like schools from all sectors across the globe, Christian schools were significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in spring 2020. In an effort to understand the responses of Christian schools, ACSI Research conducted a survey of U.S. member schools in late April 2020.

The survey shares feedback regarding the transition to distance formats, current distance learning practices, financial impact, enrollment projections, and more.

The Many Roads to Christian Deeper Learning: An Introduction

Dan BeerensDeeper Learning, The CACE Roundtable7 Comments

As educators have learned about needed student outcomes for work and life, insights on how students learn, standards reform, personal digital technology, authentic work, etc., they have grappled with how to translate this knowledge into workable teaching and learning models. A number of models and networks arose, and commonalities were recognized among the goals of the various groups.

In this series, we’ll take a look at the various models of Christian Deeper Learning.