Revue de presse :
Long ago, Plato said that the role of the teacher is to 'turn the soul' of students toward the true, good, and beautiful. Joining the Dots is a great achievement - a very creative resource for educators in the changing, challenging work they do that will help them to nourish their own souls and inevitably, those of their students. --- Professor Thomas H. Groome, Boston College
We cannot overestimate the importance of teachers for the flourishing of our Church and our society. Joining the Dots is a wonderful and imaginative initiative to support all involved in education in the formation of the next generation in a faith that is lively and hopeful. --- Timothy Radcliffe OP
This book is very timely and very rich -//offers an opportunity to step outside the normal challenges of school and work to those whose lives are spent in constant interaction with others and about others. It could facilitate a deep experience of the calling to be a Christian in community today. It could enrich and embolden those who take the journey. It could reinvigorate the tired, refresh the weary, open the eyes to joy and wonder. It is an opportunity to walk on the sacred ground ofyour life and other lives. Through grace each participant who volunteers for the journey will surely be led gently into a closer relationship with God. --- Baroness Nuala O'Loan
Biographie de l'auteur :
Amalee Meehan, Ph.D. Boston College, taught science with Colaiste Iognaid, Galway, before joining Catholic Education, an Irish Schools Trust (CEIST), where she works in faith development. She teaches on the MA Christian Leadership in Education with Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, and is the co-author of two religious education textbooks for US Catholic High Schools as part of the Credo Series (Veritas, forthcoming).
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