Collaboration for Common Mission: Use of Social Media Networking to Proclaim Sports and Spirituality 3.0: Success in Sports Engage Your Students With BreakoutEDU (No) Know Instructional Tools Make Teaching Better Technology Personal Litany of the Saints Catholic School Educators: Call to Discipleship NCEA is pleased to share its new weekly reflection series “Catholic School Educators: […]
Collaboration for Common Mission: Use of Social Media Networking to Proclaim
The following article was contributed by Ryan Lombardozzi, NCEA Social Media Coordinator. Nancy Caramancio, Abigail Greer and Sarah Yaklic presented on how organizations and schools can utilize social media to spread and proclaim their Catholic faith as tools of collaboration and how to measure the reach and engagement of their efforts. The stories you share […]
Sports and Spirituality 3.0: Success in Sports
The following post was contributed by Ryan Lombardozzi, NCEA Social Media Coordinator. How should prayer and spiritual formation be incorporated into the athletic community? Three Assumptions of Coaches: Love Your Sport Working With Young People – is a source of joy Transformation The spirituality of coaching begins with supporting one another through: Praying for your […]
Engage Your Students With BreakoutEDU
The following post was contributed by Ryan Lombardozzi, Social Media Coordinator at NCEA. What is BreakoutEDU and why should it be implemented in your classroom? According to Breakout EDU, BreakoutEDU is an immersive learning game platform that facilitates teamwork and critical thinking to solve a series of challenging puzzles in order to open a locked box. During Barb Gilman and […]
(No) Know Instructional Tools Make Teaching Better Technology
The following article was contributed by Ellen Wedemeyer of String Theory Schools. I can’t wait to get to St. Louis! I have so many new and exciting resources and strategies (and stories, of course) to share with all of you. I have five tools you can use Monday morning. They include: Design lessons based on […]
Personal Litany of the Saints
The following post was contributed by Adam Zoeller, theology department chair of Saint Xavier High School in Louisville, KY. An avid listener of sports talk radio, I enjoy listening to analysis of college basketball and college football on my way to and from work. The updates, statistics and regular phone calls from fans are entertaining. However, […]
WEEKLY ROUND UP 4/14/17
Didn’t have the chance to check in with NCEA Talk each day? We’ve got you covered. Each Friday NCEA Talk will post a roundup of Catholic education news and resources from the week. April Public Policy Updates Monthly Message from NCEA President/CEO – April 2017 3 Pitfalls to Avoid in International Student Recruitment It’s NOT […]
April Public Policy Updates
The following article was contributed by Sr. Dale McDonald, PVBM, PhD., NCEA Director of Public Policy. Here are some important reminders for upcoming deadlines and updates that can impact your school. Parental Choice Initiatives: Although President Trump’s plan for advancing parental choice of schooling is the subject of much discussion among educational organizations and political think […]
Monthly Message from NCEA President/CEO – April 2017
Next week is the NCEA 2017 Convention & Expo at the America’s Center in St. Louis, Missouri! The future of Catholic schools is the responsibility of all of us – educators, leaders, parents, and indeed, all Catholics. We need to celebrate our strengths, acknowledge and address challenges, do the hard work, and embrace the wonderful […]
3 Pitfalls to Avoid in International Student Recruitment
The following guest post was provided by NCEA’s Corporate Sponsor, UTP High Schools. If you have international students, many of you have read articles listing strategies to employ when it comes to a recruitment plan. While sharing best practices is necessary, schools following the same generic strategy as one another, does not ensure that they […]
