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390: What To Do When Curriculum Brings Up Sticky Questions About Faith

Teach 4 the Heart by Linda Kardamis

Jul 6, 202609:29Education

LEARN MORE at Teaching in a public school can sometimes bring difficult moments—especially when required curriculum or classroom discussions raise questions about faith. In this episode, we talk honestly about how Christ...

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