Tag: mentors
Your Seminary Isn’t Responsible For Your Education
Your seminary isn’t responsible for your education. You are. In the past week, I’ve had the chance to visit with a few current and just-graduated seminarians, and some of their observations have been strikingly similar: The seminary environment is too academic. The assigned readings are too long, and not really related to the subject matter. [...]
Category: Featured, Time Management
Using Mentors in Seminary
Having a learning coach or ministry mentor is a great way to leverage your seminary experience. Our research on theological education as well as surveys with people in the field led us to make mentoring a significant part of our learning model. Many seminaries will involve mentoring during the last two semesters of their study [...]
Category: Academics, Featured, Spiritual life
