Structure of a Seminary Class
Submitted by Jenny Smith on Wed, 07/27/2011 - 9:52am
I've recently been called to teach Old Testament for Seminary next year. I'm pretty confident about how to teach a lesson, but since I've never actually been to a daily seminary class before, I have/had a lot of questions.
After speaking with several other teachers (I hope you will talk to other teachers, too) I've gotten some ideas about how to structure a Seminary class. Click on the links below for ideas on planning, asking questions, Scripture Mastery, and Behavior Issues.
If you're a new Seminary Teacher, like me, you're wondering how to begin planning for these daily lessons. While the gospel-teaching part of a Seminary lesson is probably familiar to you (since you've probably taught Primary, young women, priesthood, Sunday school, etc.), the structure of a Seminary class may be unfamiliar.
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This is the handbook I'm using for Seminary this year in PDF and Open Office formats. It was useful for me as a new Seminary teacher to write out my rules and expectations. The academic grade is determined by whatever means the teacher determines. ... About the Author
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