Christian Education Beliefs

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It is known that everyone establish different educational views and beliefs. With difference in views and beliefs, holds different perspectives on purpose of learning, education and schools. As a Christian educator, I believe that the purpose of learning is to become enlightened on world scenarios, and to feel alive. As a Christian educator, I believe that the purpose of learning in an educational school setting is to procure students with new or existing, information, performances, abilities, standards, or partialities, to be utilized to fulfil their life purpose. I believe that all students, as well as other learners, come to know the truth about learning in education through life experiences and application. There are a number of effects that causes learning to occur. The number one thing that causes …show more content…

The bible states that “You shall teach them to your children, talking of them when you are sitting in your house, and when you are walking by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise” (Deuteronomy 11:19). As Christian educators and leaders, it is imperative that we teach each other the way in which God views us in his eyes. If we are able as Christians, to teach each other the biblical aspect of living life, it will allow us to fulfil our destiny within God’s, vision he has for us. In the book of Johns, it states that “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God” (John 1:1). Everyone is capable of learning regardless of their background or given situations. It is up to Christian leaders and educators to distribute the patience needed to educate those who are considered lost in the world, or have no value towards their life purpose. In order to educate those who are considered lost, one must use effective instructional practices and mythologies that will guide them to the direction in which God wants them to purse in

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