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There are five major ingredients in Christian education. Which of the following is not a major ingredient?
Most effective teachers decide that the unruly class in not their fault, the students will not apply themselves and they will not listen.
I Corinthians 13, Paul teaches that believers at Corinth that love is the least of all human gifts.
A teacher that uses style oriented teaching keeps the class exciting and moving.
The number one complaint among any age students in class studying any subject is:
Students involved in experiments, drama, or field trips involving the five senses intensify the effectiveness of the instructor.
We use our senses to learn, which of our five senses do we learn by more?
This response will be awarded full points automatically, but it can be reviewed and adjusted after submission.
In I Corinthians 12:28, teacher is listed as the fourth member of the body of Christ.
The most unimportant, but most often neglected person in the teaching/learning process is the Holy Spirit.
The most powerful learning occurs when the human teacher consciously cooperates with the Divine Teacher, who is free to move in the hearts of the students.
A teacher’s expectation for his/her students has more influence than almost any other physical factor in education.
As a teacher you will discover that the power of expectation is an unimportant component in education.
Expectations based on relationships are the most perceptive, because the information is based on personal contact between the individuals, not from mere recognition, someone’s experience, or records.
When interacting in class, teachers with low expectations for their students tend to praise the student less often for success.
Verbal, as well as non-verbal, types of communication have the ability of transferring destructive expectations.
