by Darlene N. Böcek | Jun 2, 2017 | Historical Analysis, Theology and Worldview
HAS JESUS BEEN JESUS MISQUOTED? Early church librarian, Pamphilus of Caesarea, in the mid-200s, would make copies of Scripture and “correct the manuscripts of the Bible.” Even back then, there was a godly reverence for correctly copying Scripture. In spite...
by Darlene N. Böcek | Nov 3, 2016 | Historical Analysis, Historyteacher, Homeschool and Family
This is another episode applying the principles of Teaching History to Middleschool and High School students. LIKE IT? DO NOT FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE!...
by Darlene N. Böcek | Jan 11, 2016 | Historical Analysis, Historyteacher
This Istrian stone monolith was found in 1588, near Ravenna as a part of the city wall. It is from the mid-first century. You have a family–a woman with her arm around a man (her husband?) and a sleeping/deceased girl-child in her arms. Underneath the man and...
by Darlene N. Böcek | Apr 3, 2015 | Historical Analysis, Homeschool and Family
1. All students and parents should have a content filter/accountability system. Our family’s favorite is Covenant Eyes which allows for age-appropriate content filtering. The program also saves a searchable record of all internet activity. We all get pulled astray....
by Darlene N. Böcek | Apr 2, 2015 | Historical Analysis, Historyteacher
Research Guide Instead of looking for primary source documents with a random Google Search, start with actual history sites! What to do: Let’s say you have the prompt: “What were the three most significant causes of the Fall of Rome” 1. Plan your...
