Challenges in Christian Pedagogy: Competing Orthodoxies in the College Classroom

This exploratory paper examines the dynamics and potential tensions that unfold on Christian college campuses when students encounter Christian pedagogy simultaneously with high academic, scientific, and theoretical standards. The discussion begins by identifying challenges students and professors f...

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Published in:Journal of sociology and Christianity
Main Author: Robinson, Chris (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Oxford Graduate School [2020]
In: Journal of sociology and Christianity
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B USA / Christianity / College / Denominational school / Pedagogics / Natural sciences / Religion
RelBib Classification:CF Christianity and Science
RF Christian education; catechetics
ZF Education
Further subjects:B traditional student
B Mission Statement
B Christian pedagogy
B non-traditional student
B competing orthodoxies
B academic integrity
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Summary:This exploratory paper examines the dynamics and potential tensions that unfold on Christian college campuses when students encounter Christian pedagogy simultaneously with high academic, scientific, and theoretical standards. The discussion begins by identifying challenges students and professors face as institutional religious values confront science, all while navigating a culture that challenges the institution’s ability to be both religious and scholarly. Then the article provides a model that probes the intersection of both the traditional Christian student and the non-traditional Christian student with both an institution’s academic and faith-based curriculum. Finally, the model provides a typology of students that result from the relation between student and pedagogy.
ISSN:2572-4088
Contains:Enthalten in: Journal of sociology and Christianity