Bear Conversations

Our inaugural episode features a conversation with Upper School U.S. History teacher Laura Wilson. She reflects on the role of individual stories, how she makes history become relevant and alive to students, and what history can teach us about our relationship with God and how we act in the world today.
In our first season of Bear Conversations, Patrick Carruth, President and Headmaster of The Bear Creek School will engage in conversations with members of our Middle School and Upper School faculty to discover more about who they are and to talk about how teaching at a Christian liberal arts institution shapes discussion and learning in the classroom.
Visit our website at tbcs.org/podcast for show notes from this episode.

The final episode of our first season features a conversation with Donna Dunn, long-time Upper School science teacher and department chair, about why she loves teaching science in a Christian liberal arts school.
Patrick Carruth, President and Headmaster of The Bear Creek School engages in conversation with members of our Middle School and Upper School faculty to discover more about who they are and hear how their passion for their subject areas shapes their teaching as they guide students toward becoming people of wisdom, compassion, and courage.
Visit our website at tbcs.org/podcast for show notes from this episode.

Dan and Lindy Broyles, Middle School and Upper School math teachers, talk about their love for teaching math and sharing their faith with students, and how in their journey to Bear Creek, God led them to Africa and back.
Patrick Carruth, President and Headmaster of The Bear Creek School engages in conversation with members of our Middle School and Upper School faculty to discover more about who they are and hear how their passion for their subject areas shapes their teaching as they guide students toward becoming people of wisdom, compassion, and courage.
Visit our website at tbcs.org/podcast for show notes from this episode.

Grade 6 teacher, Hannah Lash, discusses what she enjoys about the curiosity of sixth-grade students. She also shares about her personal passions, including drama, and her first experience as a kindergartner in a community production of the musical Grease.
Patrick Carruth, President and Headmaster of The Bear Creek School engages in conversation with members of our Middle School and Upper School faculty to discover more about who they are and hear how their passion for their subject areas shapes their teaching as they guide students toward becoming people of wisdom, compassion, and courage.
Visit our website at tbcs.org/podcast for show notes from this episode.

Middle School Latin and Logic teacher Marianne Scrivner talks about how the classical model of education offers an integrated approach to learning that connects subject areas and develops students who think critically about what they are learning and communicating. Marianne expounds on the purpose of language and challenging her students to capture the ideas expressed by an author’s use of language.
Patrick Carruth, President and Headmaster of The Bear Creek School engages in conversation with members of our Middle School and Upper School faculty to discover more about who they are and to talk about how teaching at a Christian liberal arts institution shapes discussion and learning in the classroom.
Visit our website at tbcs.org/podcast for show notes from this episode.