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How might you use what you learned in this lesson in your school/classroom?
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This lesson helped me see that both orientations have elements that are consistent with a biblical worldview as well as elements that might not be consistent. As I make decisions in my classroom, I need to always make them based on a biblical worldview.
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One way I can use what I learned in this lesson in the classroom is by having specific objectives in each of my lessons. For example, if I am teaching a science lesson, I should have one or two objectives that I want to achieve by the end of this lesson. Therefore, I will consider the importance of objectives in each lesson while establishing them through a biblical worldview.
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It’s important to cover the established standards of the curriculum because they will be needed as the student advances. However, it’s also important to be flexible in how those standards are taught. The student should learn critical thinking and problem solving to have deeper understanding. Also, everything needs to be connected to the biblical worldview.
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It’s important to remember that curriculum follows current social values and it’s important to teach scripture in all subject area so that students learn God’s Word to compare/contrast what the current social values are.
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Basing my lessons and assessments off of standards will be a starting point, but teaching beyond that to show my students the WHY behind these standards will be just as important. My goal of for students to learn and grow throughout the process of meeting the standard, not just checking the box that they completed with a satisfactory mark.
