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Attitudes About School
Some children seem to naturally love school and enjoy doing the work. Others see school as a chore and are easily frustrated with it. Most children probably fall somewhere between these two extremes. Favorable attitudes need careful nurturing. The Bible tells us, “Pleasant words promote instruction” (Proverbs 16:21). Here are nine worthwhile ideas to help
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The Purpose of Bible Study
Augustine (AD 354-430) wrote that biblical education meant “moving the minds of the listeners, not [simply] that they may know what is to be done, but that they may do what they already know should be done.”1 Augustine’s ancient advice is a good reminder for us all. The purpose of any Bible class is not
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How To Teach All Four Learning Styles Simultaneously
You can and should target every learning style at some point in every lesson. If you can teach in a way that reaches all four styles simultaneously, you will be much more likely to hold the attention of your entire audience. After looking at all of these four learning styles, you probably have the same
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A Letter from the NPH Professional Books Editor on Doctor of Souls
Dear shepherds of God’s people, How many of you remember what we were taught on the first day in Dogmatics class as Middlers at the seminary? We learned that theology is a “habitus practicus,” that all (scriptural) theology is practical—it is for people (Romans 15:4; 2 Timothy 3:15,16). Perhaps at the time we did not
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How to Teach Talk Learners
Talk learners are the opposite learning style of the Research learners. Talk learners love to rephrase to learn. They desire verbal exchange immediately (hence the name “Talk learner”). They prefer to learn by collaborating with others and being part of a team (or having a study buddy). They prefer studying things that directly affect people’s
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Here We Stand: Teaching the Blessings of Our Shared Lutheran Heritage – A Letter From the Editor
Dear fellow servants of the Word, Our pluralistic society insists on blurring the differences between denominations under the guise of being more loving and tolerant. After being bombarded with this message for many years, we may all have loosened our grip a bit on why we are Lutheran. Some of the folks on our membership
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