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How might you use what you learned in this lesson in your school/classroom?
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In my classroom I teach from a traditional perspective that helps students master content that I teach from a biblical worldview.
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When planning my lessons, I start with the schools biblical world view as well as my own. I then add the standards and objectives of my subject matter. My priority is teaching God’s Word to my students.
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I have seen the difference between public and private school curriculum and the scope and sequence that guides teachers at each grade level. This is beneficial because there is a progression of skills that are taught at each grade level.
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I want my students to know that parents, as well as children just like them came to this country thirsting for freedom and desiring an honest education. I want my students to know that literacy was not taken lightly, and that the bible was the driving force that helped so many recognize their freedom in Christ…. It’s important for them to know that a good education when coupled with God’s Word will equip them for trials they will face in everyday life. They have a valuable manual at their disposal that many people didn’t readily have hundreds of years ago.
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I would use it is part as a reflection of what is my foundation for teaching. Is it a biblical foundation or a secular foundation? I would also use it to reflect upon my teaching style and see what I am seeking to accomplish. Finally, it would allow me to reflect upon the standards that my school has a see how that compares to the standards of the state.