Faith in Teaching podcast

Faith Nguru discusses her work at Daystar University and the development of Christian universities in Kenya.

Paul Burgis discusses how Presbyterian Ladies' College builds Christian character and ways of thinking and engaging with a pluralist society.

Marilyn Rhames talks with David Smith about her nonprofit, Teachers Who Pray (https://www.teacherswhopray.org/), her new book The Master Teacher: 12 Spiritual Lessons That Can Transform Schools and Revolutionize Public Education (https://marilynrhames.com/), and about her work in public school systems.

David Smith discusses the changing culture of Christian education in Australia with Chris Parker of Christian Education National and author of The Frog and the Fish: Reflections on Work, Technology, Sex, Stuff, Truth, and Happiness. The book helps young adults understand and question how much they have been shaped by their culture.

David I. Smith talks with Albert Cheng (University of Arkansas) on whether and how schools can assess faith formation in their students.

Steve McMullen discusses his research on the effects of the amount and type of "screen time" among high school students who use school-issued laptops.

(Note: Recorded in 2019) David I. Smith talks with Natasha Moore of the Centre for Public Christianity (https://www.publicchristianity.org/) about engaging with perceptions and misperceptions of Christians and Christianity.

Interview with Trevor Cooling, Canterbury Christ Church University, National Institute for Christian Education Research

David I. Smith interviews Marj Terpstra, Professor of Education at Calvin University, about the new book Digital Life Together (Eerdmans).