We want our students to make connections. We want our students to connect what they study and what the Bible teaches.
 
Question: How do open-ended questions help students connect what they study and what the Bible teaches? Read More...

You want your students to develop a Christ-centered worldview. Good. You know that one way to do this is to have students respond to Biblical perspective questions.
 
Question: What questions can you ask? Read More...

David Marshall, Science 8 teacher at Christian Academy in Japan, reflects on using a key question in a unit in which students use a Biblical perspective to assess the impact of technology on society. Read More...

Asking questions is a good way to get students to reflect on the connections between what they study, life, and Biblical teaching. But just because ask you ask a questions doesn't mean students will reflect, as this video demonstrates.

Kim Essenburg, who teaches tenth grade at Christian Academy in Japan, reflects on how questions have helped her students increase their understanding of a Biblical perspective. Read More...

Heidi Schaeffer, who teaches fifth grade at Christian Academy in Japan, reflects on how questions have helped her students increase their understanding of a Biblical perspective. Read More...

Anda Foxwell, who teaches Social Studies 6 at Christian Academy in Japan, reflects on how questions helped her students apply a Biblical perspective. Read More...

Want to help your students better understand and apply a Biblical perspective? Ask questions!