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SUMMARY
In this episode of the Christian Principals Podcast, hosts Mark Zockoll and Matt George discuss the importance of college tours in the context of Christian education. They explore how a mission-driven approach can shape the college tour experience, emphasizing the need for students to engage with both Christian and secular universities. The conversation covers practical aspects of planning college visits, maximizing the experience for students, and the significance of post-tour reflections. The hosts also highlight the importance of preparing students for college applications and ensuring they have meaningful interactions during their visits. The episode concludes with a prayer for schools and their leaders.
TAKEAWAYS
QUOTES
CHAPTERS
00:00Introduction to College Tours
03:15Mission-Driven College Tours
06:20Engaging with Secular Universities
09:12Planning and Logistics of College Tours
12:07Targeting the Right Schools
14:48The Importance of Student Engagement
18:55Maximizing the College Tour Experience
21:38Follow-Up and Reflection Post-Tour
24:33Conclusion and Prayer for EducatorsKEYWORDS
college tours, Christian education, mission-driven, secular universities, college preparation, student engagement, college visits, alumni interaction, school trips, educational experiences
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Join in the conversation by emailing us (yes, we check for YOUR emails!), replying on social media, or leaving us a review on the podcast host of your choice!Connect with us:
X: @CPrincipalsPod
Facebook: /ChristianPrincipalsPodcast
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cprincipalspod/
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.christianprincipalspodcast.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/christian-principals-podcast/
Visit www.herzogfoundation.com to learn more about what the Herzog Foundation provides for YOUR Christian School!
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SUMMARY
In this episode of the Christian Principals Podcast, hosts Mark Zockoll and Matt George discuss the importance of college tours in the context of Christian education. They explore how a mission-driven approach can shape the college tour experience, emphasizing the need for students to engage with both Christian and secular universities. The conversation covers practical aspects of planning college visits, maximizing the experience for students, and the significance of post-tour reflections. The hosts also highlight the importance of preparing students for college applications and ensuring they have meaningful interactions during their visits. The episode concludes with a prayer for schools and their leaders.
TAKEAWAYS
QUOTES
CHAPTERS
00:00Introduction to College Tours
03:15Mission-Driven College Tours
06:20Engaging with Secular Universities
09:12Planning and Logistics of College Tours
12:07Targeting the Right Schools
14:48The Importance of Student Engagement
18:55Maximizing the College Tour Experience
21:38Follow-Up and Reflection Post-Tour
24:33Conclusion and Prayer for EducatorsKEYWORDS
college tours, Christian education, mission-driven, secular universities, college preparation, student engagement, college visits, alumni interaction, school trips, educational experiences
FOLLOW US
Join in the conversation by emailing us (yes, we check for YOUR emails!), replying on social media, or leaving us a review on the podcast host of your choice!Connect with us:
X: @CPrincipalsPod
Facebook: /ChristianPrincipalsPodcast
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cprincipalspod/
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.christianprincipalspodcast.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/christian-principals-podcast/
Visit www.herzogfoundation.com to learn more about what the Herzog Foundation provides for YOUR Christian School!
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