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Can you see Dr. MacCullough’s guiding questions being valuable to you in creating biblically integrated units/lessons? How do you envision implementing them in your planning process?
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The guiding questions can help a teacher make sure that every part of their curriculum is aligned to the biblical worldview. This is helpful when planning non biblical subjects or using non Christian curriculum.
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These are great questions to have at my side when working on curriculum. It will help in developing how to tie things together biblically and to keep a biblical worldview in perspective.
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Dr McCullough’s questions are very valuable because they will help Christian educators to think through how to represent a biblical worldview. When I am planning for my lessons, I can use these questions to tie into the unique lessons each week.
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I do see Dr. MacCollough’s guiding questions being valuable in integrating the Bible into everyday lessons. While many schools select curriculum without teacher involvement, teachers can still add Biblical integration into much curriculum using the principles provided in this lesson. I envision implementing them in my lesson plans by becoming familiar with curriculum as well as studying Bible in my own time. Then, I would look for ways to tie in Scriptural stories and principles into each unit, since the Word of God informs all of life.
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Yes, these questions are very valuable because they will help Christian educators to think through how to represent a biblical worldview into the scope and sequence and following units and lesson plans more effectively. In my planning process, I can be using these questions to tie into the lesson plan by using scripture or sharing a story of the bible that is appropriate.
