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Theme:"Order My Steps in thy Word"
"and let no iniquity have dominion over me...."
Psalm 119:133
Habakkuk 2:2-3
E-course: How to Teach Key Learning Skills
Course #: BIB1001
Prerequisite: N/A
Credits: N/A (not accredited)
Professor: Rev. Dr. Shirley A. Reid, Ed.D.
Seats Available: 15 Slots
Text: "The Seven Laws of the Learner" - Dr. Bruce Wilkinson ISBN: 978-1-59052-452-7 (any available edition is suitable)
Cost: $149.00 per person / **See refund policy below (textbook not included)
Class Dates: 3/7/23 - 4/25/23
Class Time/Frequency: Weekly - Every Tuesday - 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Registration: 2/7/23 - 2/28/23 (Late registration: 3/1/23-3/3/23- additional fee of $25 will apply)
Description:
A course for individuals who have a heart and desire to teach and want to make a difference. With this course, you will revitalize your classroom by learning and mastering seven time-tested principles being taught worldwide! In this course, you will employ the seven laws of the learner and unleash your student's capabilities. These seven time-tested, proven principles and techniques will help produce lasting life change in any teaching situation. Wilkinson shares secrets of the forgotten mindset to help teachers renew their desire to teach and of speed teaching that enables students to remember three times more than normal. In addition, the book outlines plans for securing high achievement from low achievers and more. Written for teachers, including Sunday school teachers, parents, and professionals, this scriptural book outlines principles and techniques that revolutionize the ability to teach for life change. This course is ideal for teachers in the five-fold ministry and lay members who teach bible study, Sunday school, or any other course in a biblical setting.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
1) What material or equipment is needed to take the class? This is a virtual class, which means that all students are required to have access to a computer, tablet, or phone to access Zoom to be able to take the course. All individuals must have access to Microsoft Word or a compatible word processor to complete assignments. No handwritten assignments will be accepted.
2) What does the cost of $149.00/pp include? The $149.00 per person fee includes only the class cost; it does not include the textbook and other course material, such as computer software (Microsoft Word). The textbook must be purchased separately. Please order your book as soon as possible. The fee of $149.00 is non-refundable after 3/1/23.
**3) Is there a refund policy? A refund will be given on a graduated fee schedule (see below):
100% refund of fees - If an individual decides to cancel the course between the dates of 2/7-2/19/23
50% refund of fees - If an individual decides to cancel the course between the dates of 2/20-2/26/23
25% refund of fees - If an individual decides to cancel the course between the dates of 2/27-2/28/23
0% refund of fees - No refund of fees will be given after 3/1/23.
4) Is there a discount available? A 5% discount will be given to individuals who register by 2/15/23 at midnight.
5) Will a late fee be assessed if I register after registration for the class has closed? Yes, a $25 late registration fee will be assessed for individuals who register after 2/28/23 at 12:00 a.m. midnight EST. Also, refer to the refund policy above.
6) How many seats are available? There are currently 15 seats available for this class, with the option to expand seats if demand requires it.
7) Will I get college or CEU credit for this class? This course is currently not accredited; therefore, no college or CEU credit will be given at this time; however, this class will be taught at a junior college level, and as such, you should expect the course material to be somewhat challenging.
8) How will the students be graded? The students will be graded based on the completion of assignments given at the discretion of the professor. The final grade will be a letter grade. Each student will receive a certificate upon a passing grade of C or better.
9) When will I receive the course syllabus? The course syllabus and other pertinent information will be available to all registered students one week before the class begins. Zoom information will also be given at this time.
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