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Share one or two things you learned in this course that will change your approach in the classroom.
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Through this course, I am have become more motivated to connect my courses through careful planning. As mentioned in an earlier lesson, I want my science course and Bible course to pour into each other. I want to hear big questions and work with students in finding Biblical responses. Additionally, I want to do better job this coming year with mentoring my students. As a teacher, I could have lunch with a few students per week and as an assistant coach, I can find time during our runs to listen and provide godly advice.
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I learned the importance of scope and sequence as it relates to Biblical Integration. I want to focus on the timing of the Biblical integration in my curriculum, as it relates to not only Physical Education, but as it relates to athletics overall.
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As I started teaching, I was most concerned that students would grasp and apply content knowledge. After being in the classroom for a few years and listening to these lectures, I am sure that I want to be more open to the students, to sacrifice my time to be available to pray with and for them. I will try to reach out more to individual students throughout the day and pray more frequently.
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In this course I learned that I will make sure to look at my scope and sequence and make sure it is biblically integrated across all content areas. I will also make sure to build strong relationships with my students to help them grow spiritually and academically.
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Intention really sticks out to me! Intention about biblical integration into every aspect of the curriculum as well as intentional connection with my students.
