Posted on Thursday April 18, 2019I have taught in Russia, the Philippines, South Korea, and the United States. Despite all these experiences, I am still learning the essential wisdom for teachers. Since my area of teaching is New Testament, the concept of integrating faith and learning for my classes is hard to grasp. Teachers of non-biblical material are encouraged to … Continued
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Posted on Wednesday April 17, 2019En este segundo artículo abordaremos la competencia de analizar críticamente la información. Esta competencia es muy importante porque una vez que los estudiantes han incorporado la información es necesario que puedan ser capaces de analizarla, desmenuzarla y distinguir sus diferentes aspectos. Para ello, en esta oportunidad usaremos la actividad denominada: diferenciación entre conceptos. Diferenciación entre … Continued
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Posted on Monday April 15, 2019How did the song that Moses and Miriam composed after the parting of the Red Sea sound? Or how would the melodies of the Psalms sound? Even though there is no record of the music of these songs, we know that the melodies and harmonic progressions used in biblical times were different from the ones … Continued
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Posted on Thursday April 11, 2019Several times a week I begin my morning devotions with a prayer of dialogue between Jesus and me, with David and Paul supplying my words and sometimes commentary. After giving the dialogue below, I will explain why I have found it to be a powerful way to begin the day. Jesus Here I am! I … Continued
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