The Christian commitment to advancing education is part of the historical record. While not wholly consistent in every time and place, the Christian view of life and the world has been history’s most fertile ground for advancing learning and knowledge.
The life of Tsuda Umkea is just one example of how the Christian view of life, the world, and the human person has inspired, informed, and energized education across the globe.
Most recently, Dr. Vishal Mangalwadi has written The Third Education Revolution, in which he traces both the history of the Christian promotion of education around the world and the opportunity we have in front of us right now. Here’s a segment of that interview with Vishal Magalwhaldi.
The Newport News, Va. School Board, in a 5-1 vote Tuesday, opposed a proposal that would have forced schools to allow students to use the restroom and locker room they wish.
One of the largest public school districts in Tennessee received a $1.8 million gift this month from a non-profit organization as reimbursement for teaching Bible history elective classes to more than 4,500 students during the 2020-21 academic year.
Subjecting every discipline to woke racial ideology will only stifle true diversity, and buzzwords like “vibrant” and “new perspectives” can’t conceal that. Still, I guess students ought to study the new jargon well. It may be the only language they learn at Princeton.
A former Black Lives Matter leader is speaking out against the organization's failure to improve the "quality of education for [Black] students in Minneapolis" and to help rebuild Black families.
Last week, France's education ministry banned schools from teaching about the use of gender-neutral pronouns. The government argued that gender-neutral pronouns are a threat to understanding the French language.
Omer Ahmed al-Garay, director general of the National Centre for Curriculum and Educational Research (NCCER), has issued a new letter insisting that the government had not intentionally omitted Christianity from school subjects.
According to new reports, Christian education has yet again been omitted from primary school education.
