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Share one of the goals you wrote down at the end of this lesson, as well as the two or three specific strategies you will use to meet that goal.
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My goal is to use biblical integration in my lesson plans on a weekly basis. I want my students to develop a biblical worldview and act for the glory of God.
I plan to create weekly activities that will focus on growing their creativity in a God honoring way. My second strategy would be to look at and compare what the world says is good art and what the Bible says is good art. My goal is to help them to be discerning and critical thinkers.
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1) Research the bible for passages, parables and scriptures that support health, nutrition, and physical exercise.
2) Be involved in a small group or prayer group where we can commit our day, week and year to God’s guiding us as teachers. We are called to be the light and the closer to grow to God, the more effective we will be in the classroom.
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Find more ways to integrate the bible into mathematics.
1. read the bible more myself to better understand and find concepts that I can integrate
2. Seek guidance from other math teachers that have strategies in place that I can learn from
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One goal is to increase student awareness of the big questions of life and the probing questions Dr. MacCullough developed, training them to use these questions to confront the material they are engaging, both in and out of school.
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I will co-construct the B.I. curriculum with my co-teacher. We will use Dr. MacCullough’s guiding question to anchor our thinking as we develop the curriculum.