The Ignatian Educator

I 39 m late to this but I very much appreciated nbsp this reflection from Brendan Busse S J at The Jesuit Post on his efforts to work through academic anxiety which so often ndash doesn 39 t it ndash spills into larger worries and doubts He writes nbsp I couldn rsquo t overcome the sense

How can we tackle the big ideas in magazines, video games or social media?

A little over a week ago Pope Francis addressed educators in Ecuador observing that quot educational institutions quot play quot an essential role in the enrichment of civic and cultural life quot He also asked a number of questions that speak to teachers across the world and which are excell

Meghan Cox Gurdon in the Wall Street Journal has written a marvelous essay extolling the pleasures and fruits of reading aloud especially within families Her words relate to the work of teachers as well because teachers sit in an analagous position to parents and storytellers All face the sam

In an era of tweets and emojis, how many people really wrestle with complex documents?

nbsp Who was your most influential teacher and why What made this person stand out What teaching styles or techniques or strategies or approach made him or her so memorable I welcome your responses in the comment area below nbsp Don 39 t identify by name as people might want to remain ano

What is the meaning of quot school quot How do we understand its role as distinct from other centers of learning Continuing the summer examen I began last week I 39 ve been thinking a lot about a passage from one of the foundational documents of the Jesuit Secondary Education Association now t