Issue 4
Cover of Lutheran Education Journal 140.4
Lutheran Education Journal Volume 140, Issue 4, 2006
Here I sit…In the Dean’s Chair. God Moves In Mysterious Ways
Guidance and Counseling Issues in Lutheran Schools: A Descriptive Study
Tonjes’ study focused on the philosophy and practice of school counselors at Lutheran schools in the Missouri District, LCMS, but the conclusions and implications offer some issues to consider for all. by Bernard Tonjes
Why Are We Here? Christian Teachers in the Public Square: The Public School
By way of dialogue, the authors reflect on the role of the Christian teacher in the public school, each reflecting on her own faith walk and offering examples of how God provides opportunity for witness in a public elementary school. by Lynne Zillman and Dona Davidhizar
Promoting Early Learning Success
A longtime advocate, administrator and teacher of children with special needs, Lewis offers perspectives on how these and the necessity of best practice in Lutheran schools in the enhancement of the educational experience for these children. by Susan Lewis
Blinkered: The Effect of Values on Decisions of Principals
A Lutheran educator and administrator in Australia, Albinger offer’s thoughts on how the decisions that principals make reflect and influence values. by Kenneth Albinger
A professor of political science and philosophy, Hayes reviews J.D. Carter’s book and comments on its place in the current public debate on public and religious values. by Robert Hayes
Administrative Talk…”The Screwtape Letters” Revisited
Teaching the Young…Leading by Faith
Secondary Sequence…American Idols Among Us
