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How do you feel about developing biblically integrated units/lessons? Overwhelmed? Excited? Hesitant? Explain.
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I am Excited. The process of developing my biblical integrated units/lessons will involve more interaction, thinking through, and seeing the whole truth about the worldview and this life. It will make my teaching easier.
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I find developing biblically integrated lessons both challenging and rewarding. While it can be overwhelming, it’s an exciting opportunity to connect faith with academics, fostering both spiritual and intellectual growth.
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I am excited about biblical integration because I want students to understand a Christian worldview no matter the subject matter or circumstances. However, I am also challenged by the realization that the dominant worldview seems so opposed to God’s direction for right living found in the Bible.
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I feel ready to make this a focus this year. I have moved past the first year or two of “survival mode” and look forward to integrating more Bibilical application into my lessons.
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The task of typing up a seven step lesson plan for each lesson throughout the day is more daunting than actually integrating the Bible into each lesson I teach. I love the Bible and including biblical principles in every lesson. I would say it comes “naturally” but, it comes from years of reading and studying the Bible. I choose to teach in a Christian school because I am restricted from pointing students to Jesus and His Word in public schools. I am excited to integrate the Bible in each lesson.
