Search results for

The five senses...what do you think of when I say that phrase? As an educator I think about teaching younger students what the senses are, and examples of them. But beyond that- do we really give them much thought?

If you have been to the mountains recently and had the opportunity to soak in the alpine forests, the placid lakes, the beautiful leaves, and the pristine snow, then you may have the fourteenth-century Italian poet Petrarch to thank.

There are many things that the brain allows us to accomplish, from achieving our dreams to reaching our goals. To unlock the dream-making potential, Tom Corely explains the importance of setting goals.

The experience Ilka Gregory gained by playing the demanding and aggressive sport of rugby has provided her with valuable business advice. Gregory shares how the sport equipped her with the skills to handle fast paced and challenging environments.

This past year, I’ve read plenty of books and stories, some of them normal, some of them extraordinary. Today, I want to discuss the most extraordinary book about normal people that I’ve read this past year.

The Rev. Willie A. Treadwell’s Treadwell Community Singers were much loved in their native Chicago for their rendition of old favorites like “Sit Down, Servant.”

Innovations that came with industrialization influenced some of the most popular painting we know.

The growing Baylor Center for School Leadership has served teachers around the world in the five years since its founding through research, networking, events and more. Jon Eckert came to Baylor in 2019 as the Lynda and Robert Copple Endowed Chair for Christians in School Leadership.

Host Meg Wallace holds this inaugural conversation with Donna Dill, a local bank officer living with spina bifida. Donna talks about navigating the challenges of living with a disability, and how her upbringing gave her the strength and support to live a full and successful life.

When it comes to the arts, how do you determine a favorite?