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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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Teaching Spanish, I have the opportunity to trace language from the tower of Babel to present day. This enables me to embed many Biblical principles in understanding the history of language itself.
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Because I am a Bible teacher, my lessons are all about biblical principles! If God leads me into education in a different discipline, I would need to do a lot more research, seek guidance and wisdom from experienced teachers, and prepare carefully.
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With my background in secular schools, I have ideas how to embed biblical principles in lessons but have not done so as yet. I have not observed my Christian school colleagues so do not have a clear idea of how they accomplish this biblical integration. I will take time to process and plan for the coming year.
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One thing that I try to do in my phonics lessons is to do a craft or just pass out items to go with our special sound. When studying the special sound “squ”, we did a squeegee painting. At the bottom of each painting, I printed Psalm 51:10 “Create in me a clean heart, O God”. I talked about what squeegees are used for and how our hearts are dirty from sin. When we seek forgiveness of our sins, God wipes them away just as the squeegee wipes away water/dirt from windows.
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I am going into my 2nd year at a Christian School and I feel like I am integrating more biblical concepts into my curriculum every day.
