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How does your understanding of mankind’s fallen nature impact your work in the classroom?
Austin replied 3 months, 2 weeks ago 160 Members · 160 Replies
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Since I am fully aware of mankind’s fallen nature, part of my plan is to ensure that students are told the story in Genesis of Creation, the Fall and Redemption. By informing and discussing this with them, they are given the opportunity to repent and accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. They would also have the opportunity to allow Jesus Christ to help them make the right choices in their lives.
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We are not perfect, and we will always be tempted by our sinful nature.
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It helps me to deal with students with a better understanding of disciplining and how to set rules and activities in my lessons
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We are all fallen and desperately need Jesus every day. No one has arrived. So, we are not expecting perfection, but rather redemption.
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Being compassionate with the children. Make rules, learn seriously but add fun, and ask and answer questions to encourage better learning. Sin came into the world through Eve. Cain killed Abel. Ask questions. Satan had already Fallen taken 1/3 of the angels with him. To remember and understand God made man in His image. Each child is unique