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Category Archives: Teacher Training
God Communicates Audiovisually
Have you ever noticed in the Bible how often God communicated truth with audiovisuals? Continue reading
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Teacher Training: You Need to be Challenged
Having worked in church positions responsible for training teachers, I know how easy it is to get into a rut. Contributing factors include . . . Continue reading
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Teacher Training: You Need Resources
As communicated in a previous post about having a teacher training plan, I have worked full-time as a Director of Christian Education and have also volunteered through the years in various leadership roles in Sunday School, VBS, or more. One of the biggest drawbacks I found was knowing where to find training resources. . . . Continue reading
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Teacher Training: You Need a Plan
. . . having served in the educational ministry of a church in both paid and volunteer positions, I have drawn this conclusion about teacher training: You need a plan! . . . Continue reading
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