Cross Currents

To describe it in math terms, truth is both a constant and a variable. This has always been the case, but as the world gets smaller and influences magnify, the sheer volume of things we are expected to negotiate requires a much higher threshold of reasoning.

Online learning in faith-based schools often gets dismissed as less rigorous, less relational, or less valuable than traditional classrooms. But the evidence — and AVLI student and teacher experiences — tell a different story. From building time management skills to forming strong teacher relationships to earning respected dual credits, virtual learning can extend opportunities without losing the heart of faith-based education.

In my last post to CrossCurrents , I began the task of unpacking a way of considering big life issues by seeking truth in the small...

“You know what truth is? It’s some crazy thing my neighbor believes. If I want to make friends with him, I ask him what he believes. He...

Struggling with online classes? This friendly guide shares easy, proven tips to help high schoolers and parents master organization, study habits, and focus for online learning success.

Discover how to build meaningful connections in online classes and overcome feelings of isolation.

Struggling with online learning? Master time management with tips to stay organized, focused, and prepared for college success!

I was saddened by the recent passing of Jimmy Carter. I’m not smart enough to provide commentary on his merits as a President, but few...

Explore the differences between AP and Dual Credit courses to make informed choices for your college preparation journey.