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The Barn: The Secret History of a Murder in Mississippi (Book Review)
Full text linkReviewed Title: The Barn: The Secret History of a Murder in Mississippi by Wright Thompson. Penguin Press, 2024. 448 pp. ISBN: 9780593299821
Teacher Perceptions on the Effectiveness of Instructional Coaching
Full text linkThere is an increasing need for professional development that meets the needs of teachers in today’s teaching environment. Many schools and districts are beginning to see instructional coaching as a way to provide embedded professional development for teachers that increases teacher engagement and learning outcomes for students. This study aims to understand the perceptions that teachers have of instructional coaching, framed around teacher descriptions of their perceptions of the interactions with a coach, their engagement with a coach, and the impact of instructional coaching on their instructional pedagogy. Results indicate that teachers have a positive perception of instructional coaching, and that through engaging in the process, teachers perceive that developing trust and building relationships, receiving strong communication and support alongside a personalized approach and the opportunity for teachers to build confidence in their craft impacts both student-centered growth and teachers’ commitment to continuous growth
Beyond the Walls of the Classroom
No full textI would argue that we need to have more fun in today’s school, and if you think back to your most memorable school experiences, I suspect that you have a fun memory, too.
Posting about promoting student flourishing from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.
Beyond the Walls of the Classroo
More Than a Framework: A Vision for MTSS and Imaginative Collective Support
No full textWhat is needed is imagination in how schools can collectively and creatively respond to bring restoration and wholeness to our schools.
Posting about education for all learners from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.
More Than a Framewor
Taking a Closer Look: Research as Worship and Service
No full text... as we learn about the world we live in, we also learn about the one who has created and upholds it.
Posting about looking deeply and thinking critically from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.
Taking a Closer Loo
A Time For... Reckoning with Kirk\u27s Assassination
No full textFor Christians, engagement with culture is about a long-slow obedience in the same direction. It’s a deep investment in the communities where the Lord has placed us.
Posting about responding to cultural crises from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.
A Time For... Reckoning with Kirk\u27s Assassinatio
A Communication Ethic of Dialogic Reformation
No full textCalls for reformation were widespread across the medieval Roman Catholic Church, but few were as nuanced or philosophically rich as the lifelong work of Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa (1401–1464). Cusa centralized the coincidentia oppositorum, the coincidence of opposites, in our knowledge of God and the mystical institution of the Church. In his book, Michael R. Kearney traces Cusa\u27s historical impact on philosophy of communication and communication ethics with an eye toward the health of institutions in a postmodern moment of cynicism and decline. Cusa loved the church and fought passionately for its reform, energized by the clouded vision of a God who is beyond opposites. This champion of dialogic reformation offers churches and communities an unfinished task with a unity of contraries at its heart: upholding local narrative ground with tenacious loyalty while working in an increasingly large world.https://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/books/1074/thumbnail.jp
The Diamond, October 17, 2025
No full textFront Page: Raiders Stand Down - Dordt Football Defeats Northwestern for First Time in Program History; Dordt Data Breach Ongoing; Archive Artifacts - Hulst Library Receives Historical Religious Texts Feature: Small Bug, Big Bite - No-See-Um Season at Dordt; Music After Midnight; Staying Home; Dr. Dave Mulder Publishes Book on AI in Education; College Coffee Culture in Sioux County; Crossing Borders - Joe Bakker\u27s Journey as an Online and In-Person Educator; Gen Z Men Trending Toward Christianity Politics: The Tylenol Debate - Does it Really Cause Autism?; The Federal Government Shuts Down; Students Anticipate Midterm Elections News: Can Redemption - Can You Do It?; TPUSA Chapter Under Review at Dordt University Arts & Entertainment: Taylor Swift\u27s The Life of a Showgirl Album; The Rise of Vorp - Clash Royale Takes Over Campus; Making Tragic Drama - Antigone at Dordt Campus; HWY 75 Construction Throws Obstacles on the Plain Poetry & Prose: Serial Section Presents - A Portal Through Time pt. 1; A Man Broken by Himself; The Pursuit of Purpose Opinion: Community Weight Room Woes - What\u27s Up with the Crowding?; Kraft Korner; Why Christian Should Have Never Become an Adjective; A Witness of One in a Many-Sided Society; Jury Duty Brings Fellowship to a Whole New Level Sports: Dashing Through Defender Days; Starting off with a Splash - Dordt Swimming\u27s Second Season; Former NFL Quarterback Mark Sanchez Stabbed Multiple Times in Downtown Indianapolis The Back Page: What\u27s Going on with the Aerobics Room?; What is Defender Days?https://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1902/thumbnail.jp
