Sixth, Christian educators must help students discover connections-connections with our past, our present, and our future. Christian colleges exist to encourage intellectual adventures and to help students rediscover their possibilities and potentials. Our students should value education, not for what it gives them, but for what it makes out of them. That includes the opportunity to live well by discovering and practicing the shared moral values of a Christian society. It is here that Christian educators occupy a position of paramount importance to their students.
Some people regard teaching as a calling.
They have wanted it all their lives. Many are extraordinary. They're 5 the ones with energy and commitment and the passion to do well. They're the ones who encourage students to recognize what they have to give, as well as get, in school. They're the ones who help students learn how to tolerate ambiguity, consider possibilities, and ask questions that are unanswerable.