A Generation That Knows Not God

Excellent for class use as well as individual study for improving one's teaching skills. This book emphasizes the importance of teaching the Bible in Bible classes, the need of the teacher to know the Bible story being taught, and placing the Bible story in the proper place in the whole scheme of redemption. The authors help teachers develop a Biblically-based philosophy of teaching and include instruction on various teaching techniques and provide age-specific teaching suggestions.

Contents Include:

• Before you Begin
• My People Perish for Lack of Knowledge
• Teachers Cannot do it Alone
• Relevance or Humanism?
• Back to the Bible Story
• Philosophy of Teaching
• The Teacher, The Basic Link
• Choosing a Subject to Teach
• Study to Show Thyself Approved
• Preparing Today's Lesson
• Presenting the Lesson
• Some Specific Aids, Advantages, and Disadvantages
• Discipline
• The Child's Level
• Parents and Babies
• Bible Classes and the Preschool Child
• The Elementary Child
• The Older Classes --- Pre-Teen, Teen, Adult
• Jesus the Master Teacher
• As We Close