How do you feel about developing biblically integrated units/lessons? Overwhelmed? Excited? Hesitant? Explain.

[Austin]

I enjoy curriculum planning, so developing biblically integrated units/lessons is something I like to do. We are in a transition stage at our school, so I’m anxious to get more guidelines about any adjustments in formatting/focus that will be required. Otherwise, I’m enjoying reading books on biblical integration and taking notes on some ideas I might use in the classroom.

[Austin]

I feel a combination of emotions. So far, I feel like I have the foundations. I have moved outside of my comfort zone this year in integrating Biblical principles in what we learn, that has been difficult but good. Coming from a public school system, it has been difficult to adopt. But my emotions are excited as I continue the journey, but I also fear I am not prepared enough to have that level of importance placed on me as a teacher. I fear I may do something wrong.

[Austin]

Excited. I love that I get to share my faith with my students.

[Austin]

Excited.

[Austin]

I more excited than anything else. The tips Dr. Black gave in this lesson are very helpful for when it comes down to planning the biblical integration side of my curriculum and daily lessons.