ACT Now Spring 2006

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• Editor’s thoughts
Rupert Kaye

• Martin Cooper
responds to Doug Harris’ Hubble bubble, toil and trouble article and sticks up for JK Rowling

• David Edgington
asks whether ACT Now “scratches” where readers “itch”

• Darwin revisited: understanding required
Sylvia Baker makes the case against the theory of evolution

• Darwin revisited: humility required
Pete Moore makes the case for the theory of evolution

• Training teachers in a refugee situation
John Crump writes about a pioneering Senior Volunteer Network project in Chad

• 10/65 and all that!
David Kaye reflects on his experience of 40 years of comprehensive secondary school education in England

• The Gospel challenge to education in a post-Christian world
Arthur Jones calls on churches and Christian teacher associations to do more

• Teaching in Madagascar with MAF
Emma Stewart writes about the Mission Aviation Fellowship in Madagascar

• Inclusion – a process
Alison Comline considers the role of special schools and asks what genuine inclusion might look like

• Walking with God in a very special garden
Patricia Watson invites us to share her Labyrinth experience

• Lessons from the River Kwai
David R. Morgan writes about Allied prisoners of war in Japanese occupied Asia during WWII

• Resource Reviews

• Easter: The Everlasting Story
• The Story of Easter
• Easter Stories
• Is God to Blame?

• ACT news, reports and Saturday events

• Headteacher’s Log
Leonard Bookman