Teaching as Plausible Extensions of Christian Faith - A conversation with David I. Smith

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Cross-Cultural Psych

Paul Youngbin Kim

29 episodes

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This podcast features conversations with renown scholars about psychology, DEI, global perspectives, and Christian faith. The podcast will primarily feature dialogues about teaching. In addition, Dr. Kim will talk to guests about the integration of cross-cultural psychology with Christian faith in research and practice (e.g., counseling, workplace, church) settings. Tune in for faith-based, informative, research-driven, and practical conversations about what cross-cultural psychology has to offer in the classroom and beyond!

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Teaching as Plausible Extensions of Christian Faith - A conversation with David I. Smith

Cross-Cultural Psych

57 minutes 42 seconds

1 year ago

Teaching as Plausible Extensions of Christian Faith - A conversation with David I. Smith

Dr. David I. Smith is Professor of Education, Calvin University; Director of the Kuyers Institute for Christian Teaching and Learning, Calvin University; Coordinator of the de Vries Institute for Global Faculty Development, Calvin University; and Senior Editor of the International Journal of Christianity and Education.

David earned his B.A. in Modern Languages (German and Russian) at Oxford University; a Post Graduate Certificate in Education from the University of Nottingham; an M.Phil. in Philosophy of Education/Philosophical Theology from the Institute for Christian Studies, Toronto; and a Ph.D. in Education with a specialism in Curriculum Studies from the University of London.

David has written widely and worked extensively with educators at all levels of education on questions of how faith relates to the practice of teaching. His book On Christian Teaching was awarded the 2021 Lilly Fellows Program Book Award, a biennial award for work focused on teaching and scholarship in the Christian intellectual tradition.

David is a passionate listener to a wide variety of musical genres and enjoys gardening, woodworking, and reading outside of his work-related fields