Teachers and Coaching The coach and teacher are essentially peers, not "master and student." More» Leaders and Coaching Coaching is practice between a coach and one or more leaders who establish an agreement about what they want to accomplish. More» Keep the End in Mind: A New Teacher's Primer on Planning Plan with the end in mind. Before plunging in, consider thinking through what you want to accomplish. More» Help! I'm the New Christian Educator! More» Uniting Knowledge and Vital Piety: Linking Learning Styles with Our Spiritual Types You may already have learned about and implemented in your education and formation ministry the seven ways of learning. Did you know that each of us has a preferred style or means of relating to God as well? More» Layering Bible Study: A Workshop or Program This layered approach to Bible study may be used as a training or program idea with teachers and other leaders involved in Christian education and formation. More» (The First) 45 Guiding Questions to Assess the Education Ministry of the Church Use these questions, and others you identify, to assess your understanding and practice of the ministry of Christian education and formation in your church. More» Listening to Teach, Speaking to Learn A critically important work for leaders in local congregations is to learn to listen. There is healing in listening. There is connection and community in listening. And there is learning in listening. More» Life-Long Learning More» Teacher Tips: Some Teaching/Learning Ideas More» Teaching in the One-Room Sunday School: The Anatomy of a Sunday School More» Copyright and Licensing Information The Copyright Act of 1976 prohibits the unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted materials, including song sheets, overhead transparencies, bulletin inserts, and slides. More» A Shift of Church-Shaking Proportions More» Lifelong Learning Regular brain exercise is a powerful contributor to mental fitness as we grow older. More» Invitation and Discipleship Current studies indicate that personal invitation continues to be the way most people become part of a Christian education class or other small group. More»