Check out our Resources Page: over 20 top links to Baha'i education resources for children, youth, and adults.

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SNOHOMISH BAHA'I SCHOOL RESOURCES
Snohomish Baha'i School Resources offers great resources and discussion forums on Baha'i education for children, junior youth, and youth.

RUHI RESOURCES
Web: http://www.ruhiresources.org
A resource site for sharing ideas and experiences related to the Ruhi Institute books and core activities (study circles, devotional meetings, children's classes, and junior youth groups), and more!

WILMETTE INSTITUTE
Web: http://www.wilmetteinstitute.us.bahai.org
Offering quality on-line courses on the Bahá’í Faith. Upcoming courses include:
-- Chinese Religions for Deepening and Dialogue
-- How to Study the Baha'i Writings
-- Tabernacle of Unity
-- Islam for Deepening and Dialogue

RESOURCE GUIDE FOR SCHOLARLY STUDY OF THE BAHA'I FAITH
Web: http://www.bahai-library.org/books/rg/
A comprehensive research and educational tool for the student or teacher of the Bahá'í Faith at a college or university level. Includes: curriculum guides, lecture outlines, annotated bibliographies, lists of educational materials, internet resources.

The Association of Bahá’í Educators is a network established to foster the exchange of news, experience, research, resources and questions related to the education of children, youth and adults within the principles and teachings of the Bahá’í Faith.

Our aim is to enable participants to exchange views on:
- Models of Bahá’í curricula and lesson plans
- Effective teaching and learning strategies for Bahá’í education
- New approaches to general education inspired by the Bahá’í teachings

This forum gives attention both to education and training activities within Bahá’í communities, as well as to the integration of Bahá’í principles and values in primary schools, secondary schools, colleges and university programs.

Professional educators, researchers, teachers of Bahá’í children's classes, parents, and interested friends are all invited to draw from and contribute to this open resource.

Education and its minimum requirements

Education is seen by Baha'is as a continuous and creative process. Its aim is to develop the capacities latent in human nature and to coordinate their expression for the enrichment and progress of society. At certain moments in history, Baha'is believe, education may also act as a powerful instrument for profound societal transformation. Within this creative process, it is possible to achieve an essential harmony between faith and reason through an approach to education that encourages the free investigation of all reality and trains minds to recognize truth, irrespective of its origin. more...