Nazarene Educators Worldwide
17001 Prairie Star Parkway
Lenexa, KS 66220
Phone: 888-644-4510
Fax: 913-577-0873
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The purpose of Nazarene Educators Worldwide is to promote, resource, and support Nazarene educators worldwide in Christian, public, private, and home schools including college/university education departments.
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Nazarene Educators Worldwide is comprised of individuals, schools, and education departments associated with the Church of the Nazarene who recognize the need for a support network to provide fellowship and resources to strengthen their educational ministries.
Members are:
- Educators
- Administrators
- Professors
- Support Staff
- Pastors
In:
- Christian school
- Childcare/Preschool Centers
- Public school
- Private school
- Home school
- College/University Education Departments
Members can access to the blog and discussion board sections of this website!
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How Do Video Games Affect Learning?
Dr. Mark Hayse has the answer to these questions. Mark is an Associate Professor of Christian Education at Mid-America Nazarene University. He has just completed his doctoral degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. His thesis deals with the effect of video games and interactive methods on student learning. Mark will be the special speaker at the E3 Conference on June 24, 2009, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.
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The Blue Recliner
In our home we have a blue recliner we bought new about 19 years ago. I have repaired it three times, and it is looking quite worn. We put a throw on top of it to cover the worn areas. And, last month, one of the kids sat in the recliner, and the frame broke. We have been making it last, putting off replacing it, to make sure we have money for things like our kids’ Christian school tuition. We have not been able to use it for several months. Oh, how I miss sitting in that chair and propping up the old legs to read, relax, and yes- even sleep! That old recliner is like no other; it just fits perfectly.
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Coming Full Circle -- Including All Children
They showed up in our office one day in mid-August. They were an attractive middle-aged couple with three delightful children. They had been praying and searching all summer for the right Christian school for their children. The girls greeted me eagerly with bright blue eyes and all the manners instilled by their southern parents. The boy glanced around curiously as I asked and answered questions while escorting them on a tour of the school. The parents seemed to physically relax as our session together ended. It was no surprise to see them back the next morning with registration fees, a completed application, and more questions.
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Does Ministry Happend in a School?
The change probably started with me. I felt God tugging on my heart. Ephesians 3:20 kept coming to mind. “Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us.”
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Promoting Tolerance
In recent years, schools have given an increasing amount of attention to issues surrounding diversity and tolerance. The need for tolerance is not because of an epidemic of hate crimes, but because of the much more mundane and daily social interactions that require treating each other with respect and dignity. Intolerance is most frequently reflected in hallway insults, angry outbursts, social cliques, put-downs, and smug dismissals of others’ viewpoints during class discussions.
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Something NEW has come to NIEA!
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