Our Deep Hope

Telescope in Night Sky

We are people of hope. Not wishes or plans. And, more than just hope. Deep hope.

Deep hope represents why you followed the call to be a teacher in a Christian school. It aligns with the desires that parents have as they enroll their children in your school. It reflects the promises contained within your school’s mission and vision statement and points toward your place in God’s story.

And, within Teaching for Transformation, it is the first question we ask ourselves when we design learning experiences for our students: “What is our deep hope?”

It is our North Star that guides us on our learning journey within our Christian schools.

Featured TfT Stories

Praise for TfT

Elizabeth Benscoter
Teaching for Transformation has made me a more intentional teacher in how I guide my students to seeing their place in God's story and equip them to influence the world for Christ (as our school mission statement says). Through FLEx, my students are able to see themselves as active participants in God’s story, and they learn at a deeper level than before TfT. This is the way Christian education should be!
Elizabeth Benscoter
,
1st grade Teacher
at
Grace Community School
TfT Star

The TfT Journey

Implementing the Teaching for Transformation design framework is a formational journey for you and for your staff. We partner with you in this journey through the following stages:

1. Exploring with you how TfT aligns with your school’s mission and vision for Christian education.

2. Equipping and empowering your staff with the design tools and practices for the implementation of TfT.

3. Continuous support to deepen the TfT professional growth journey.

Begin your school’s Teaching for Transformation journey into the rich promises of your school’s mission and vision. Your teachers and students are ready to see how their learning equips them to see and live God’s story.

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Contact Darryl DeBoer at darryl.deboer@cace.org to begin your Teaching for Transformation journey.

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