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  Explain, in your own words, Dr. Black’s visual of a book in the middle of two Bibles. What is she illustrating with this visual?

  Jamie Leneau replied 2 days, 8 hours ago 166 Members · 169 Replies

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  Theresa Tomlinson

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  10/17/2022 at 11:49

  We must begin with God’s word and end with God’s word. In the middle are the goals and objectives, the outcomes, the scope and sequence (basically the material we as educators need to use to teach). All of the material needs to be surrounded by God’s word.

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  Johnson Onyedinma Ndubuisi

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  10/16/2022 at 14:36

  The aim of the illustration is to remind us that our teaching curriculum must be rooted and surrounded by God’s word. Basically, every learning activity must have a Biblical integration in it.

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  Mary ene Ndubuisi

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  10/15/2022 at 05:01

  In my opinion, the word of God should be at the beginning and at the end of our teaching/learning at all times.

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  Katherine Starling

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  10/13/2022 at 15:40

  It is an object lesson, a visual of how the Bible must inform and influence everything we do. The setting is in education, but we know we could put any objects between the Bibles to symbolize that everything we do in life must be formed by Scripture in order to be biblical. Even in teaching subjects like math we must have a Christian worldview to see God originated order and numbers for us to discover the world around us.

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  Erin Kayton

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  10/04/2022 at 07:32

  In my opinion, she was showing that the Bible envelopes the worldly things that we are teaching and learning. Everything starts with the Bible and the text is just in the midddle.

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  What are some techniques you have used, or currently use, to encourage a growth mindset in yourself?

  Kathryn Kinsler replied 1 week, 3 days ago 182 Members · 185 Replies

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  April Charland

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  05/27/2023 at 23:44

  To encourage growth mindset in myself, I enjoyed reading new things often. Reading and learning are essential to growth mindset. I try to do new things and challenge myself physically also. I enjoy running and staying active so as to not become stagnant. I enjoy discussions with others who push me to learn more. Iron sharpens Iron.

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  John Moran

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  05/23/2023 at 14:34

  I have always been a lifelong learner so is not new to me. I am always trying to learn something new or grow in an area. I also like to stretch myself by learning things that are difficult such as I recently took up the guitar.

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  Bridget Sommerlatte

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  05/17/2023 at 12:24

  I try to take new learning opportunities for myself whenever I can. I was able to attend an ACSI Fine Arts Roundtable and the information I received from peers who have been doing this much longer than I have was invaluable. There is something to be said for a growth mindset for yourself that will translate on down to your students.

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  Ethan Blevins

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  05/10/2023 at 09:31

  A growing mind equals a growing person. By applying techniques that grow my mindset in a Biblically integrated way it helps grow my whole person: character, morals, and how I express those to others. The Bible is foundational to growing in the way the Lord has commissioned us to be.

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  Anika Browne-jones

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  05/05/2023 at 20:51

  One effective technique for developing a growth mindset is to embrace challenges. Rather than shying away from complex tasks, my growth mindset allows me to approach challenges as opportunities to learn and grow. I also view failure as a part of learning and setbacks as invaluable learning experiences. Cultivating a sense of curiosity and a love of learning come naturally to me, but finding time to keep learning can be difficult with a busy schedule. However, given this, I need to be persistent and resilient because to succeed at life-long learning requires perseverance and effort to achieve my goals. Adopting these growth mindset techniques allows me to develop what it takes to fulfill my potential.

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  What do you hope to gain from this course?

  Kathryn Kinsler replied 1 week, 3 days ago 120 Members · 121 Replies

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  Sue Caputo

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  09/29/2021 at 09:52

  I hope to learn ways to incorporate biblical mindsets in our young students and myself.

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  Wandalla Wilson

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  09/29/2021 at 08:19

  I hope to become more familiar with the “Growth Mindset” principle and also find new ways of integrating God’s Word into the Math lessons I teach.

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  Manuel Castaneda

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  09/04/2021 at 15:47

  I hope to learn and understand how to better apply biblical integration in my curriculum.

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  Sarah Matney

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  08/04/2021 at 11:56

  I want to fully understand how to integrate a Biblical Worldview into my daily teaching.

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  Charles Bivens

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  07/31/2021 at 22:42

  I want to truly develop a growth mindset and integrate a Christian philosophy of education into my teaching and all of my life.

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