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  1. This is such a great question and you’re right – the answers certainly aren’t simple. And I’m not even sure what they are.

    I received my training at Pensacola Christian, and they taught us to teach with traditional methods for precisely this reason – because how we teach is important & pedagogy is rooted in your worldview.

    However, since becoming a teacher, I’ve also seen that we can’t remain stagnant in the past, either. We are now in the information age, and there are so many new ideas and strategies. We shouldn’t just ignore them because some of them are very good. But at the same time, we can’t just embrace them blindly because I do believe some of them are quite harmful.

    And that’s why I’m so glad you’re addressing this – because these questions really do need to be discussed. I don’t think it’s going to work to paint a broad brush – I think each philosophy & idea will need to be examined individually in light of Scripture.

    And then, we’ve got to get the word out.

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