Christopher Dock, a Colonial schoolmaster and devoted Christian, loved his students. As he taught the "3 R's," he strove to build character and to win children's wills so that they would want to obey. He pointed them toward Christ by word an... Learn more

Omit needless words! Use the active voice. Write precisely. This little book concentrates on the fundamentals of good English usage and style. More than just a boring rule book–the authors' humor shines through at every turn. Learn more

Republished from the original 1886 edition, this unabridged version lays down Biblically-rooted laws of the teacher and the learner. It explains the best use of language in teaching a lesson and emphasizes the benefit of review. This book ta... Learn more

Teacher Talk is a compilation of wisdom gathered from the experience of nearly three dozen dedicated teachers. You'll find practical teaching tips and inspirational articles and poems.

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Fresh writing surprises the reader; this book may surprise you too. Most writing books focus on one kind of writing, but this quick and lively read is for all Christian writers–from poets to essayists and everyone in between.

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How do I plan a schedule? How do I motivate students? What if I teach in an individualized setting? Covering a range of questions and responsibilities that schoolteachers face, the Classroom Manual addresses these issues and many more. The s... Learn more

As a teacher, you have a big job. You teach, you grade, you correct, you explain, and you hand out report cards. You counsel and encourage and rebuke and, at times, throw up your hands in despair or slump your shoulders in defeat. Is it aski... Learn more