Focus & Equip (2008.10): Want to achieve your goals?
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What problems/opportunities are you passionate about & blessed by God to address?
You’re listening to Carla, a 43-year-old office worker. She’s experiencing significant change, including a new home, a new pastor at church, and her youngest child starting high school. Carla tells you that as a result of the changes she’s experiencing, she’s more sensitive to her own needs and the needs of others. Read more...
Want to achieve your goals?
The point is not to have goals. The point is to achieve goals. To achieve your goals, take 4 steps: pray, put, take, and reflect. Read more...
SMARTen up your goals
You’re pursuing God’s calling. Good. Three weeks ago, you developed a list 5 goals that are part of pursuing God’s calling:
Address the personal lives of your staff
God has provided you with staff. You know your staff members are more than employees. They are God’s people who seek to pursue God’s calling through their personal and professional lives. You care about your staff and want to be a good steward of them.
To exercise staff stewardship, be sure to address staff personal life. Here are some options. Read more...
Develop the big picture of your subject area
Harold Klassen of
Transforming Teachers
emphasizes the importance of
understanding a Biblical perspective of your
subject area.
Read more...
Make your assessment prompt student-friendly
Question: Who is the audience of an assessment prompt? Read more...
Want to turn your classroom into a hotbed of discussion?
Deborah Carpenter and Dana Bincer of Biblical Integration Ideas share an engaging instructional strategy you can use to help your students connect what they study and what the Bible teaches. Read more...
Tell narratives and faith stories
Dan Beerens, vice president of learning
services at Christian Schools International,
focuses on Christian education in his blog Nurturing Faith. In this blog
entry, he writes about telling narratives/faith
stories, an instructional strategy you can use
to help your students connect what they study
and Biblical teaching.
Read more...
1-2-14 Shinkawa Cho, Higashi Kurume Shi, Tokyo 203-0013
What problems/opportunities are you passionate about & blessed by God to address?
You’re listening to Carla, a 43-year-old office worker. She’s experiencing significant change, including a new home, a new pastor at church, and her youngest child starting high school. Carla tells you that as a result of the changes she’s experiencing, she’s more sensitive to her own needs and the needs of others. Read more...
Want to achieve your goals?
The point is not to have goals. The point is to achieve goals. To achieve your goals, take 4 steps: pray, put, take, and reflect. Read more...
SMARTen up your goals
You’re pursuing God’s calling. Good. Three weeks ago, you developed a list 5 goals that are part of pursuing God’s calling:
- Pray more.
- Make spouse happy.
- Answer email immediately.
- Coach students.
- Provide training for Christian schools.
Address the personal lives of your staff
God has provided you with staff. You know your staff members are more than employees. They are God’s people who seek to pursue God’s calling through their personal and professional lives. You care about your staff and want to be a good steward of them.
To exercise staff stewardship, be sure to address staff personal life. Here are some options. Read more...
Develop the big picture of your subject area
Make your assessment prompt student-friendly
Question: Who is the audience of an assessment prompt? Read more...
Want to turn your classroom into a hotbed of discussion?
Deborah Carpenter and Dana Bincer of Biblical Integration Ideas share an engaging instructional strategy you can use to help your students connect what they study and what the Bible teaches. Read more...
Tell narratives and faith stories