Christian Philosophy of Education (Part 2): Educational Philosophy, Foundations, Theology, and History

You will begin your Christian philosophy of education (Part 2) journey with an introduction to educational philosophies and foundations (Lesson 1), followed by Part 1 of building foundations for a Christian school in Lesson 2. The second part of building foundations for a Christian school will be presented in Lesson 3. In Lessons 4 and 5, you will study Hebrew history, theology, philosophy, and education (Lesson 4) as well as investigate Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, education, and history (Lesson 5). The final lesson highlights the Dark Ages to 21st century philosophy, education, and history.



Dr. Charles Walker About the Instructor:

Dr. Charles Walker is the Executive Director of the Tennessee Association of Christian Schools. He also serves as the President of Take Tenn Publications. For 22 years, Dr. Walker served as the editor of the Journal for Christian Educators. He has authored several staff development manuals, school improvement materials, and is the co-author of Study Right, a popular study skills curriculum written for Christian school students in grades 4-12. He has written numerous educational articles for national and state Christian association publications. A well-respected educator in the educational community, he currently serves as the chair of the Advisory Council for Non-Public Schools to the Tennessee State Commissioner of Education.

Dr. Walker began his professional career in 1963 as a junior high and senior high school science teacher. Afterwards, he served as a principal and superintendent at three Oklahoma public schools and then as the principal of Trinity Christian School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He assumed the position of Executive Director of Tennessee Association of Christian Schools in 1977. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Teaching degree from Southwestern State College in Weatherford, Oklahoma, and a Professional Certificate in Educational Administration from The University of Oklahoma. He received honorary doctorate degrees from Pensacola Christian College and Midwestern Baptist College.