International Handbook of Protestant Education

Front Matter....Pages i-xviii
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Character Instruction in Protestant Education Throughout History....Pages 3-24
The Removal of Character Education from the Public Schools and America’s Moral Decline Since 1963....Pages 25-47
Beyond Integration: Measuring the Difference in Racial Harmony Between Public and Christian Schools....Pages 49-63
Protestant Education in Early America: A Brief History....Pages 65-76
The Rise of Homeschooling as a Modern Educational Phenomenon in American Protestant Education....Pages 77-92
The Protestant Seminary in America....Pages 93-122
Protestant Bible Institutes in the United States....Pages 123-136
Front Matter....Pages 137-138
Educational Freedom and Protestant Schools in Europe....Pages 139-161
“Rendering to the Kaiser”: Protestantism, Education, and the State in German History....Pages 163-193
The Death and Resurrection of Protestant Higher Education in Europe....Pages 195-223
Notes on Protestant Education in England....Pages 225-244
School Choice and Religious Liberty in the Netherlands: Reconsidering the Dutch School Struggle and the Influence of Abraham Kuyper in Its Resolution....Pages 245-274
Protestant Education in Russia and the Former Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc....Pages 275-293
Luther, Protestantism, and Education....Pages 295-307
Front Matter....Pages 309-309
Protestant Missionary Education in Nigeria....Pages 311-325
An Overview of Protestant Education in Africa....Pages 327-339
Protestant Education in Namibia: Serving Church and State....Pages 341-360
Influence of Protestant Churches on Public Education in Malawi....Pages 361-370
Front Matter....Pages 371-372
Theological Education by Extensionand Protestant Education in Guatemala....Pages 373-387
Theological Education by Extension and the Significance of the Armenia, Columbia Meeting....Pages 389-397
Front Matter....Pages 371-372
Protestant Education in Brazil....Pages 399-416
What Have We Learned from Our Research? Making Sense of the Impact of Protestant Religiosity on the Academic Achievement of Urban Latina/o Youth....Pages 417-430
Spiritual Transformation and Prisoner Rehabilitation in Brazil and the United States....Pages 431-448
My Formative Experiences with Christian Discipleship and Education as a Missionary Kid in the Dominican Republic....Pages 449-458
Front Matter....Pages 459-459
What If School Choice in New Zealand Included Private Schools?....Pages 461-479
Protestant Education in Australia: A Public Asset....Pages 481-503
Front Matter....Pages 505-505
Church and Leadership Education in China....Pages 507-520
The Impact of Protestant Christians upon Modern Education in Japan Since the 19th Century....Pages 521-536
Protestant Influence on Korean Education Development....Pages 537-551
Protestant Education in India....Pages 553-567
Protestant Education in the Middle East....Pages 569-572
Front Matter....Pages 573-574
The Association of Christian Schools International....Pages 575-597
Protestant Higher Education Around the Globe: The Worldwide Spread and Contemporary State of Protestant Higher Education....Pages 599-613
Protestant Evangelical Schools and Global Citizenship Education....Pages 615-632
Protestant Education and the Fine Arts....Pages 633-650
Parent Involvement in American Christian Schools....Pages 651-662
An Overview of an Emerging Area of Research into the Religious and Spiritual Lives of Public School Teachers....Pages 663-677
The Protestant Worldview and the Search for Facts, Reason, and Meaning....Pages 679-686
Attempts to Reach Non-Christians by Protestant Educators....Pages 687-694
Back Matter....Pages 695-711