Robert J. Nash
Autor von How to Talk About Hot Topics on Campus: From Polarization to Moral Conversation
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Robert J. Nash, MDiv, serves as a pastor at Sawyer Highlands Church in Southwest Michigan. He is married with six kids and enjoys teaching, reading, running, and traveling with his family.
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Real World" Ethics: Frameworks for Educators and Human Service Professionals (Professional Ethics, 11) (1996) 13 Exemplare
Our Stories Matter: Liberating the Voices of Marginalized Students Through Scholarly Personal Narrative Writing… (2013) 6 Exemplare
How Stories Heal: Writing our Way to Meaning and Wholeness in the Academy (Critical Qualitative Research) (2014) 5 Exemplare
Preparing students for life beyond college : a meaning-centered vision for holistic teaching and learning (2015) 3 Exemplare
Fifty Years of Interdisciplinary Teaching in Academe: One Professor's Pedagogical Tips and Reflections (2018) 3 Exemplare
Faith, Hype, and Clarity: Teaching About Religion in American Schools and Colleges (Advances in Contemporary… (1999) 2 Exemplare
Spirituality, Ethics, Religion, and Teaching: A Professor's Journey (Studies in Education and Spirituality, V. 5) (2002) 1 Exemplar
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A thorough a how-to approach, this resource presents a series of concrete steps for applying the theory and practice of meaning-making to teaching, leading, administering, and advising. This guidebook provides the background knowledge and tools necessary to create a meaningful community by encouraging faculty and administrators to act as mentors to students.
How do students make meaning of the world around them? Students are questioning beings and only a few of the questions they have relate to the topics of any particular class. How do we help them navigate through the questions of life, create the environment for them to succeed, and retain them at the university? This book addresses those questions and provides a means to develop meaning-making which is transferrable from life issues to classroom content knowledge development.
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It is very apparent that Nash has devoted much research to this project and I consider "Last Words" a wonderful resource. I believe it would be an excellent devotional to use during the week leading up to Easter and very appropriate for both individual or group Bible study.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from New Growth Press. There was no obligation for a favorable review and I am voluntarily sharing my honest thoughts.… (mehr)