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Share one or two ways you embed biblical principles in your lessons. If you don’t already do so, describe how a teacher you know does it.
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In a world history lesson, I showed how a particular denomination had strayed from the teachings and expectations of Jesus, and showed how Jesus experienced a similar situation while he was here on earth during his ministry.
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Based on the materials being presented, I put a “Scripture for the Week” on the Board, and each day we revisit it. Often it has to do with character development more than a specific application to what I am teaching. One of my greatest concerns for my students is “integrity.” Not cheating, doing their own work, taking responsibility for their actions, and understanding the consequences.
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When we are reading in our reading curriculum, I like to look at the characters and see how they might solve the conflict using biblical principles. The kids love it.
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my lesson plans are outlined with biblical references throughout the curriculum, making it easy to both educate and facilitate at the same time during course. I also use and array of visual aids such as, Pure flix movies, documentaries, and true stories to relay the biblical principles in everyday life.
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Teaching art I find it sometimes difficult to find philosophical questions to answer in every unit, but I try to always embed biblical principles into our discussion about how out of the treasure of our heart, our mouth (and actions) speak. That our art and what we portray should be God honoring even if it isn’t necessary spiritual or biblical in subject.