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Would You Pay $75,000 For A Minivan?

June 2, 2021February 4, 2025Jace Bower

Would you pay $75,000 for a minivan? Unless you know something I don’t, paying that much for a minivan is ridiculous. You pay $75,000 for a Maserati, but not for…Continue readingWould You Pay $75,000 For A Minivan?

This Education Model Cares More About Questions Than Immediate Answers

May 27, 2021February 4, 2025Jace Bower

Is higher education preparing students to fail well? If it isn’t, it should be. Project-based education does this far better. Seeking Answers Nowadays, higher education is consumed with seeking answers…Continue readingThis Education Model Cares More About Questions Than Immediate Answers

Secular Higher Education is Hostile to Your Student’s Faith, Here’s an Alternative

May 5, 2021February 4, 2025Jace Bower

You don’t have to search very long to find a story about modern higher education that’s concerning. Christian students entering college are walking out into a hostile, wave-tossed sea. Secular…Continue readingSecular Higher Education is Hostile to Your Student’s Faith, Here’s an Alternative

How Community Enhances Project-Based Education

April 21, 2021February 4, 2025Jace Bower

Where does community intersect with project-based education? One of my favorite quotes comes from American novelist Kurt Vonnegut: “What should young people do with their lives today? Many things, obviously.…Continue readingHow Community Enhances Project-Based Education

Students Are Walking Into Life Unprepared. Project-Based Education is Here to Change That.

April 14, 2021February 4, 2025Jace Bower

Have you ever found yourself unprepared? It happens more often than I’d like to admit. I try to pack light and sometimes I pack too light, leaving me unprepared and…Continue readingStudents Are Walking Into Life Unprepared. Project-Based Education is Here to Change That.

3 Keys to Helping Your Student Find A Dream Job

April 7, 2021March 13, 2025Jonathan Dagerath

Editor’s Note: This article was written by Unbound alumnus Jonathan Dagerath. If you are an Unbound student or alumnus who is interested in writing a guest post for the Unbound…Continue reading3 Keys to Helping Your Student Find A Dream Job