An ecological pedagogy of embeddedness: Theological education for human flourishing

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This paper sets forth a proposal for an ecological pedagogy of embeddedness informed by place-based, challenge-based, and competency-based methodologies. While some theological institutions have begun implementing principles from competency-based models, theological educators have not adequately explored the resources within place-based and challenge-based systems. This paper will contribute to the literature on theological education in three distinct ways: first, this proposal will perform the oft-overlooked task of bringing these three pedagogical models into conversation with one another; second, this proposal will aim the outcomes and effects of the three pedagogical models toward the flourishing of the communities in which institutions are embedded; and third, this proposal will break new ground in its application of these three pedagogical systems to the context of a theological seminary.

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Tollison, W. T. (2023). An ecological pedagogy of embeddedness: Theological education for human flourishing. Teaching Theology and Religion, 26(1), 44–55. https://doi.org/10.1111/teth.12633

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