Personal Narrative: My Christian Values

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My Christian values are the most essential component in the teaching process that governs and defines me as a teacher. Apart from my passion to teach high school students, my greatest desire is that my students will know and experience the abundant life found in serving and living their lives for Christ.

One of my key objectives as an educator will be to plan lessons and assessments that provide an opportunity for all of my students to engage in the learning experience. Lesson plans don’t have to be boring, monotone lectures, but can incorporate a variety of resources and methods that will illicit student participation and involvement in the learning process, such as the use of technology in the classroom, group activities, creative individual

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