Category: Teaching/Learning Strategies

• A Basic Guide to Critical Reading

  

  Ask yourself: what do I see? what does it mean? and how can it be understood? What do I see? When I am reading a text critically, first of all, I always have a pencil – I am looking to ask questions, not write answers. I am asking myself if I have an accurate grasp […]

  Speaking Culturally: Spanish for Missions

  September 19, 2022

  Teaching/Learning Strategies

  critical reading strategies, critical thinking, interpreting literature and nonfiction, teaching reading, textuality

• Book Review: From Lament to Advocacy: Black Religious Education and Public Ministry

  

  Book Editors: Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Nathaniel D. West, Annie Lockhart-Gilroy From Lament to Advocacy: Black Religious Education and Public Ministry tackles the problem of racism in contemporary US education, society, and religion. The book is unique: unlike a lot of the racial justice books I read, it didn’t talk about the complicity of the […]

  Speaking Culturally: Spanish for Missions

  September 18, 2022

  Teaching/Learning Strategies

  Black Religious Education and Public Ministry, From Lament to Advocacy, Lockhart-Gilroy, racial justice, West