Anabaptist Learning Institute (ALI)

           

 

The Anabaptist Learning Institute (ALI) is a program of the Mennonite Schools Council (MSC) and Mennonite Education Agency (MEA) and is designed to provide an intentional Christ-centered orientation and professional education program for teachers and other leaders. ALI seeks to unify the Anabaptist community under a common set of educational experiences that encourage dialog about faith and values. Participants will refine and implement their philosophy of teaching and learning.  ALI offers 10 graduate semester hours leading to certification as an Anabaptist Educator.

 

Graduate credit is offered through the Master of Arts in Education Program at Eastern Mennonite University, and Bluffton University's Graduate Programs in Education and includes the following courses:
      • EDAI 511 Learning the Language of Community
      • EDAI 521 Understanding the Roots of Community
      • EDAI 531 Building Caring Communities
      • EDAI 541 Shaping a Community of Learners


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Current ALI courses:

 


ALI 521 Understanding the Roots of Community
Location: Christopher Dock Mennonite High School
Dates: June 21-26, 2010
Offered by Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary
 
 


EDAI 541 Shaping a Community of Learners
Location: Lancaster Mennonite High School
Dates: June 14-18, 2010
Offered by Eastern Mennonite University
 





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