Catholic Education
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Catholic Education: Homeward Bound : a Useful Guide to Catholic Home Schooling
By Kimberly Hahn, Mary HassonHall? Should I Home Educate? Decision time. Deciding to home educate is a family decision—one that depends on the unique circumstances of each family. Yet, at times, even we “grown-ups” can find ourselves vulnerable to peer pressure.
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Catholic Education: Homeward Bound : a Useful Guide to Catholic Home Schooling
By Kimberly Hahn, Mary Hasson7 Kramer , Rita , Ed School Follies , 95n . ... 15 , Ign . 5 , 27-28 , 343 ; responsible use of , 219 , 315 , 335 , 336 Money Matters for Parents and Their Kids ( R. Blue and J. Blue ) , 219 , Lagerborg , Mary Beth , Once ...
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Catholic Education: Distinctive and Inclusive
By J. SullivanGarver , E , Aristotle ' Rhetoric : An Art of Character , Chicago , The University of Chicago Press ... 77-81 Green , T , Walls : Education in Communities of Text and Liturgy , University of Notre Dame Press , 2002 Groome ...
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Catholic Education: Distinctive and Inclusive
By J. SullivanHow coherent is the claim that Catholic education is both distinctive and inclusive?
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Catholic Education: Mission and Challenges
By Joseph Domfeh BoatengThe success of the church's efforts to educate young people in the rudiments and the essentials of the Catholic faith depends on parents and Catholic educators. Parents being the first teachers of their children play a critical role in ...
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Catholic Education: A Lifelong Journey
By Gareth Byrne, Sean WhittleCatholic Education: A Lifelong Journey
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Catholic Education: Universal Principles, Locally Applied
By Andrew B. MorrisThis collection of essays is concerned with the Catholic Church’s understanding of the nature of human flourishing and the processes of education that flow from it.
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Catholic education: A handbook
By Catholic Education Council for England and WalesCatholic education: A handbook