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Situation B
Meaningful: Related to
Transfer: Moving
Biblical Truth
Daily Life
Application
Negative Transfer
Occurs when previous
General Transfer
Applying new information,
learned in one situation is applied in another very similar situation. basketball coach to coach hockey.
attitudes, or skills learned in other, often dissimilar situations. basketball coach to manage a business.
High-Road Transfer
Conciously and reflectively
transfer of highly practiced skills with little need for reflective thinking.
applying abstract knowledge learned in one situation to a different situation. Bibles teaching on the image of God to the question of abortion.
effectively transfer learning to daily living when a single, clearly expressed idea or generalization is taught. single big idea that the author intended the readers to grasp.
have a single pedagogical idea that the teacher intends the students to grasp.
Pedagogical Idea
What do I want my
saying?
the Bible.
Begin with the exegetical idea (the Big Idea of the Bible passage). Consider the student. State the Pedagogical Idea.
Exegetical Idea
2. 3.
Pedagogical Idea
Needs Analysis
Daniel 4
Exegetical Idea
Gods humbling of
Pedagogical Idea
Believers today can take
Nebuchadnezzar reminds the Israelites of Gods continued sovereignty, even during their captivity.
comfort in Gods sovereignty during times of personal crisis. comfort in Gods sovereignty during times of religious persecution.
Etc
one of these extremes. to teach from our own tendencies. in all three areas.
Acts 2:32
Learning Verb Students will _________________ Lesson Concept the ________________ by Desired Response ____________________________.
Pedagogical Idea: Rather than competing among peers for recognition and acceptance, students should focus on cultivating unity in the body by practicing true humility.
Cognitive Lesson Aim Students will recognize the principle of humility as being the key to unity in the body by examining the teaching of Paul and the example of Christ outlined in Philippians 2. Affective Lesson Aim Students will take to heart the importance of humility in the body by beginning to consider not only their own best interests, but also the interests of others.
Behavioral Lesson Aim Students will practice humility in their day-to-day lives by looking for and committing to opportunities for service rather than opportunities for recognition in their church, schools, and circles of friends.