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American Christian Education
American Christian Education
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Restoring Biblical Character and Scholarship
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Nurturing the Rising Generation for Leadership
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Valuing our American Christian Heritage
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Building the Capacity for Self-Education
American Christian educators, both teachers and parents, must thoughtfully consider both the character and scholarship produced by their curriculum and methodology. The focus of education must center upon the heart of the student, preparing children and youth to support the highest quality of liberty, civil government, and national character for the 21st Century.
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Challenge the student to develop Biblical reasoning
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Cultivate individual scholarship, by mastering the tools of learning
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Equip the student for American Christian citizenship
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Develop the Biblical discernment necessary to address issues of neighborhood, city, county, state and national government
Subcategories
America's Christian History for Elementary
Teaching America's Christian History
in the Elementary Classroom
American Christian Education encourages the parent/teacher to consider a Biblical philosophy of history and government. By studying the explicit evidence of Biblical principles of government and the Hand of God working to achieve individual liberty, history becomes a meaningful and enjoyable study.
A Providential History Series for Boys and Girls
Supplemental Materials
Literature
Literature for the
American Christian Classroom
Build appreciation for the classics
Deepen reasoning skills • Encourage imagination
Cultivate good writing
Properly designed literature studies offer much more than simply reading bits and pieces of literary works. Rather, the teacher reads and reasons with the students through complete works of literature to discern ideas and principles. As the student\'s abilities develop, he will begin to identify the governmental principles which brought forth the world\'s first Christian Republic and relate these governmental principles to his or her own life.