Are you a “teacher of redemption” in your classroom? Explain.

[Austin]

I will definitely hold myself accountable to be a teacher of redemption in the classroom this year. I know now that I’ve seen it demonstrated by others but wouldn’t have been able to label what I witnessed correctly without misjudging it as “patient” or “kind”. Now I can look forward to working towards implementing it more proactively during the course of the upcoming school year.

[Austin]

I practice redemption in my class on a daily basis. I make sure my students know I care about them and love them. They are clear on classroom expectations and know if they choose an inappropriate action I will talk with them. I allow them to make better choices or have to deal with the consequence. They always know I am there to help correct their behavior so they can make better choices in the future. They also know I discipline them because I care about them. I want to be an example of Jesus to my students correcting them in love and walking along side them to help them become the men and women of God He created them to be.

[Austin]

I feel that I am a “teacher of redemption” to my students. I have clear and defined expectations in my classroom. When a student has broken one of our rules and needs to be disciplined, I explain to them that when they do not follow rules, their are consequences for their actions. I let them know that just because I had to discipline them does not mean I don’t love them and that will never change. I talk about instances in the Bible where we can see the redemption of God.

[Austin]

I strive to be a teacher of redemption. If a students make a bad choice, a consequence is issued, then we move on. I emphasize the fact that we are all sinners and make mistakes, but that we must own our mistakes and learn from them. I do my best to be gracious and offer redemption for my students just as Christ does for them and for myself.

[Austin]

I strive to be. I hod students accountable, but try not to hold grudges. We do not have test retakes, but we do drop the lowest score…things of that nature.