When I heard last March that we would be teaching online for at least a few weeks, like many teachers, I worried about how I would translate in-person learning to online. I was relieved to remember my years facilitating online courses in the McGrath Institute for Church Life’s STEP program and everything I had learned from the program’s leaders and other facilitators about how to welcome students, communicate online, and see the meaning we find together even without in-person connection.
Beth Franzosa
Beth Franzosa has worked as a religion teacher and in adult formation at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Chicago, in ministries through Echo, STEP, and the Midwest Jesuit Province, and currently at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in Indianapolis.
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Engaging Adult Faith Formation in Catholic Grade Schools
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Beth Franzosa on Jan 28, 2020 10:00:28 AM
This Catholic Schools Week, we have so much to be proud of when we look at the ways Catholic schools help students grow in faith, knowledge, service, and leadership. My hope for Catholic schools is that we can also use our unique position and mission to impact the adults who work for us. For me, one of the most valuable parts of working at a Catholic school is that I can grow in faith along with my students and build a faith community with other adults.
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