Do you remember a favorite teacher from your past? It may have been in a Bible class or at school, but most of us remember a teacher who made a difference in our lives. What do you remember about the person? Did he or she make the subject matter so much fun that you were… Read More Characteristics of Great Teachers
God has always placed great value on teaching children, and He has given the primarily job of teaching children to the parents. We can see that from verses like: Deuteronomy 6:7-9, Deuteronomy 11:18-19, 2 Timothy 1:5, 2 Tim 3: 14-15 and Ephesians 6:4. Bible class is one of the avenues for a parent to use to… Read More Who is Teaching the Children?
Have you ever been called upon to substitute in a Bible class at the last minute? You may know nothing about the class to start with and then when you get to the room, there are no plans, books, or materials ready to use. You may go away from the experience feeling like you’ve just… Read More Bible Class Substitute Teachers
Consider the life of an average children’s Bible class teacher. They may have full time jobs outside of the home. Most are raising families. They may be running children to various extra curricular activities. They are keeping up with housework, cooking, laundry, and errands. They chaperone youth events, plan ladies days, and help with a… Read More Ways To Encourage Bible Class Teachers
In any good relationship or work environment, communication is key! When a child is in school, there are usually at least two parent/teacher conferences held yearly, not to mention monthly PTA meetings, weekly school news letters, and a host of other things to communicate with parents. Why do schools push so hard to keep parents… Read More Parent Communication