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Setting a goal - what is the aim?

Setting a goal - what is the aim?. Aim to teach effectively – teaching that changes lives. The Goal of Bible Teaching 1 Timothy 1:5 ´ for the end of the commandment is love that comes of a pure heart and of a good conscience, and of faith that is without hypocrisy:`

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Setting a goal - what is the aim?

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  1. Setting a goal - what is the aim? Aim to teach effectively – teaching that changes lives

  2. The Goal of Bible Teaching 1 Timothy 1:5 ´for the end of the commandment is love that comes of a pure heart and of a good conscience, and of faith that is without hypocrisy:` LOVE - Love from a pure heart HOLINESS - Good conscience FAITH - Sincere faith

  3. Goals for teachers • …will learn to teach the Bible creatively. • …will teach with definite goals – to see changed lives. • …will be able to make lesson plans. • …will gain the confidence to teach.

  4. Teacher – telling or guiding. • Teacher as teller • Students passive - writing notes • Emphasis on facts • Teacher as guide • Students active • Led into understanding through participation.

  5. Levels of learning • Cognitive • Facts • Basic knowledge of subject • Meaning • Understanding the subject • Application • Applying the knowledge to a particular situation.

  6. Levels of learning • Cognitive • Breaking down the subject into separate parts • Analysis • Putting parts together to create something new • Synthesis • Make assessment using certain criteria. • Evaluation

  7. Cognitive Domain Bloom (1956) ATHERTON J S (2005) Learning and Teaching:  Bloom's taxonomy

  8. Knowing (Rote) • Memory • Understanding (Recognise) • Meaning • Application (Relevance) • Application (Restatement) • Relating – Application within – different parts • Relating - Application without - different life situations. • Doing (Response) • Put teaching into practice

  9. Lesson plan • Introduction – Teaching – Application - Response • GAIN ATTENTION • GIVE TEACHING • GET APPLICATION • GO ACTION

  10. Lesson Plan • Introduction: Why should I learn this lesson? • Lesson: What does the Bible say? • Application: What does the teaching imply? • Response: What should I do? • Gain attention • Give teaching • Get the meaning for me • Go and do

  11. Gain attention • Introducing theme - catch interest • Describe the goal of teaching • Lead into Bible teaching • Brainstorm • Story • Questions - Answers • Comparisons

  12. Give the message • Give knowledge and meaning • Teacher as Guide: • Teach through participation • Students led to discover truth • Method: Search - find • Discussion • Lecture method • Question and Answer • Summarise and lead into the implications of the teaching

  13. Get the message out • What does the message mean in practical terms? • What needs to be done? • Ideas • List

  14. Go with the message • What will you do? • When will you do it? • Share plans • Prayer • Arrange time to testify about results.

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