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How do the concepts discussed in this lesson apply to your work in your classroom?
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The concepts discussed in the lesson emphasize to me the importance of preparing for and engaging in learning environments with a firm grasp of the eternal implications of the work that we do.
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I should be able to explain to my students what is their purpose in this world and why God created them. Is very important that I have the resources and the knowledge of the word of God so as to know how to help my students understand the big questions of life.
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I am an educator/counselor at a Christian academy ages K-12. The alphabets are taught via bible verses, so that the students are ingrained in the Heart of God, the Mind of Christ. Other memory scriptural applications are required as students advance in education and growth in their faith to equip them with peer pressure, self-efficacy, and future orientation into the world.
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As I plan my lessons, I should do that with eternity in view, Knowing that I am here on earth for a purpose and I am not here for ever.
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As students contemplate the Big Life Questions, we must point them to the Bible for answers. Science may try to explain what they are made from, but it cannot tell them what they are made for. We are made for eternity. We are prepared for it with a relationship with Christ. We must realize we are made for a relationship with Christ for all of eternity. As a teacher, I must point them to Christ.
