Aporia is the Greek term for "impasse". We realize that classical Christian educators and administrators often find themselves at impasses in their classrooms and in their schools. At times, it seems as if there are questions around every corner. Your hosts, Danielle Dillenschneider and Tim Dernlan, will help you navigate the labyrinth of questions. Perhaps you'll see that experiencing aporia is necessary to find what is True, Good, and Beautiful. Join us as we discuss the great questions of classical Christian education. Check out our website to learn more: aporiathepodcast.com
Aporia
Claim This Podcastby Danielle Dillenschneider and Tim Dernlan
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Aporia is the Greek term for "impasse". We realize that classical Christian educators and administrators often find themselves at impasses in their classrooms and in their schools. At times, it seems as if there are questions around every corner. Your hosts, Danielle Dillenschneider and Tim Dernlan, will help you navigate the labyrinth of questions. Perhaps you'll see that experiencing aporia is necessary to find what is True, Good, and Beautiful. Join us as we discuss the great questions of classical Christian education. Check out our website to learn more: aporiathepodcast.com
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Recent Episodes
September 13, 2022
How should we lead through crisis and difficulty at classical Christian schools?
<p>In this episode, we apply the concepts of authority, leadership, and submission to the context of crisis and difficulty. In the midst of crisis, panic is too easily the first response. We discuss how leaders can be sober minded, tethered, and communicative when diagnosing the issue and implementing solutions. Often times when there is acute or chronic pain within an organization, we can jump to solutions or responses that cause us to lose sight of the goal. When leaders remember to own what they should (not all that they could) and resist the temptation to micromanage, this will keep them more steadily fixed on the organization's goal. As we lead through this imperfect world, we encourage you to lean into the community of those leading with you within the organization or in similar organizations, and we encourage you to fix your eyes on Christ - the ruler of all - and have hope in his faithfulness.</p>
September 6, 2022
How do we help students become leaders?
<p>In this episode, a very special guest, Justin Dillenschneider (Danielle's husband), shares about his work with house leaders within a classical Christian school. The ideas of authority, leadership, submission, and service are revisited within student leadership contexts. We discuss the goal of the house system, leadership selection and training, various leadership opportunities for students, and potential difficulties that arise when training student leaders. </p>
August 30, 2022
How do classical Christian teachers lead their students?
<p>We may not exactly consider teachers to be leaders - but they certainly are. We discuss teachers as "tour guides" and "coaches" who lead students academically and spiritually. We compare the mental models of classroom management, which focuses on detail-oriented task-completion, to classroom leadership, which focuses on empowerment and a grander vision. </p>
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