Purpose of the Bible

When we examine the universe, we see a creation that was designed with both order and purpose. All of the ecosystems work in harmony for the good of all forms of life. The sun provides the right temperature for human, animal and plant life. The moon causes the gravitational force to keep everybody and everything on the earth and the waters in the oceans.  The oceans, trees and greenery work together to provide our oxygen supply.  All of these things indicate that the earth was designed with intelligence and purpose. If these things are true, they point to an intelligent Designer who fashioned this universe with a grand purpose. As a matter of fact, Psalms 19:1 says,  The heavens declare the glory of God; and the skies show His handiwork. Not only is the existence of God revealed through nature but God has also revealed Himself to us through this composition we call the Bible.  Consider three important points about the Word of God.

2 Timothy 3:16-17 ~ The Word Of God

Innovative: The modern teacher must be willing to innovate and try new things, both teaching skills and educational apps, ICT tools and electronic devices. The modern teacher must be an “early adopter”.

Tech Enthusiast: The modern teacher must not only be innovative but also be willing to explore new technologies. Whether it is iPads, apps or personal learning environments, modern teachers should  be in constant search of new ICT solutions to implement in their classrooms.

Social: One of the traditional teaching skills was to be open to questions. The modern teacher should lead the conversation to social networks to explore possibilities outside of the class itself.

Friendly schools that enhance staff, students and families’s understandings and skills are more likely to enhance students’s social development.