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How do you feel about developing biblically integrated units/lessons? Overwhelmed? Excited? Hesitant? Explain.
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I am very excited to have the opportunity to develop biblically integrated units and lessons. I have just recently transferred to a Christian school, but coming from the Public Schools system where I had the opportunity to work at several schools, I see it as a privilege to be able to openly talk about God and plan with a Biblical Scope and Sequence. I know it will be challenging since it’s not something I have ever done before, but I know the Holy Spirit will bring to mind all my previous Biblical knowledge during my Curriculum development.
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As a new teacher, I feel a little overwhelmed to add another thing to my lesson planning, but when I consider the importance of Biblical integration, I am excited to incorporate it. I think it is also beneficial to teaching students how the bible is applicable to all areas of life.
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I feel excited more than anything. I developed some very good lessons incorporating biblical integration this past year, but using the knowledge I now have, I am excited to start this process at the unit level. One of my goals for this upcoming year is to incorporate more biblical integration into my lessons, so starting at the unit level will be a great step forward.
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I do feel a little overwhelmed at times. I want to be able to model Christ and some content areas seem a bit more difficult than others for integration.
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This is exciting, but at the same time no easy task. Teachers have so much to do in a day, that adding to lessons might seem overwhelming. Thinking about it one might ask, when can we even fit that in? We’re already not able to teach all the curriculum given in a year. However, teachers in Christian education also know that they are called into the ministry. Each day will come with difficulties, but putting God at the center is of utmost importance.
