“In both schools, not only can one find Christian instructors teaching Christian religious education classes, but also Christian instructors teaching other subjects to Christian and Muslim students alike. These teachers find the experience of working in Muslim schools helps them better understand Islam and Muslims, a view shared by most of the students.”
A great concept. Full article can be found here.
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I believe that the more experience we have with different cultures, habits, and customs, the more diversified our teaching and way of life can become. I agree back with your other blog that taking Christmas and all other holiday customs out of the school does not help our children learn from and adapt with their peers.
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Thank you for taking the time to comment Mr Matt. I couldn’t agree with you more! 🙂