Christian Educators Handbook On Teaching (Reprinted)
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21 Chapters
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Written by Christian education specialists, The Christian Educator’s Handbook on Teaching is a complete resource on Christian teaching for use in the home, church, and school.
Each of the contributors to this volume is deeply concerned that the reader be equipped for the awesome privilege of teaching. A potpourri of principles and practices are outlined, including valuable insights for both the beginning teacher and the veteran.
Foundations are laid, patterns are presented, varieties of teaching are revealed, and crucial roles in Christian teaching are exposed–all with a view to providing the Christian educator with a helpful handbook on teaching. Keep it on your desk–at arm’s length–for ready reference and repeated reading.
Here you will find a gold mine of information on all phases and places of teaching God’s truth. Twenty-one chapters address four general topics:
Foundations for Christian Teaching
Crucial Roles in Christian Teaching
Patterns and Process of Christian Teaching
Varieties of Christian Teaching
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SKU (ISBN): 9780801021794
ISBN10: 0801021790
Editor: Kenneth Gangel | Editor: Howard Hendricks
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 1998
Publisher: Baker Academic
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