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Servant Teaching

Practices for Renewing Christian Higher Education

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Servant Teaching

By: QUENTIN SCHULTZE
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 In this wonderfully practical and deeply inspiring book, Christian college master teacher Quentin Schultze offers 30 short readings that reveal the heart of effective Christian higher education—what he calls "servant teaching" with faith, skill, and virtue. Each chapter provides a key to motivating students to learn with excellence, compassion, and delight. The book also serves as a journal for identifying your own teaching strengths and highlighting effective instructional practices which you can begin immediately. Christianity Education Student
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Shultze has revolutionized and revitalized my approach to teaching. Just finished my third time listening through his book. I have taught in Christian higher ed for more than 30 years. In addition, I have had innumerable conversations with colleagues outside my field about ways to integrate Christian worldview into their lecturing, advisement, research, and student interaction. This book is the most practical book I’ve ever read/listened to on this subject, and it has already influenced my classroom interaction with students and curriculum.

Initially, I bought the book because Perry Glanzer recommended it, and his writings through Christian Scholar’s Review have impacted my approach to cross-disciplinary interaction.

As an auditory learner, I was pleased to find the book available in audio form. The AI voice is good and the content (that is CONtent) is excellent. I make that note about content because the computer generated voice consistently accents the word as conTENT when context calls for CONtent. Someone in tech probably has an easy solution for that issue.

Thank you for this book. My students and colleagues will also thank you for this contribution to Christian higher education as well.

Thank you for Servant Teaching!

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