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Revealing Jesus in the Learning Environment: Evidence and Impact

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2021-12-22

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This book is the third in the series ‘Revealing Jesus in the Learning Environment.’ This volume spans learning environments across Christian primary and high schools to Christian universities and colleges, exploring how these environments, and the teachers who create them, reveal Jesus to their students.

The chapters range from academic literature reviews and researched position papers on salient topics to original research in schools. The book explores a range of topics including teacher dispositions, peer-bullying in Christian schools, children’s perceptions of God/Jesus from experiences in a school garden, and helping students find a reference point for validating their opinions. Ranging from the practical to the philosophical, each chapter adds to the evidence and reports the impact of revealing Jesus in the learning environment.

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Christian, B. J., & Kilgour, P. W. (Eds.). (2021). Revealing Jesus in the learning environment: Evidence and impact. Avondale Academic Press.

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978-0-6450613-1-4

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