Issue 2
Cover of Lutheran Education Journal 140.2
Lutheran Education Journal Volume 140, Issue 2, 2005
Here I Sit…Looking In My Wallet
Ralph Peters asks us to consider wisdom as significant to the nature of God, the historic/ theological origins of such thinking and its meaning for contemporary society. by Ralph Peters
The Student with Asperger’s Syndrome in the Lutheran School Classroom
Steven Kaatz shares an infornlativc introduction to Asperger’s Syndrome, a disorder diagnosed in children with increasing frequency. He offers background, definition, characteristics and suggestions for the classroom teacher and parish educator. by Steven A. Kaatz
Emotional Intelligence: Can Lutheran Educators Take it for Granted?
Marilyn Stroik offers a look at emotional intelligence as a lens through which to view child development. Drawing upon the work of Daniel Goleman, she gives us biophysical and behavioral information. by Marilyn Stroik
Diversity in Faith-Based Counseling
Counseling in a Christian context bas often been viewed as a dichotomy between a Bible-based approach and a wholly secularized approach. Counselors, pastors and others who engage in counseling-type relationships will benefit from Kevin Loberger’s well researched commentary on this continuum, including several other ways of thinking about and defining these interactions. by Kevin Loberger
Administrative Talk…Making Decisions
Teaching the Young…Windows to Learning
Today’s Lutheran Educator…Celebrate!
