Teaching Methods: Part 1
Ken Boa introduces this series on seven teaching methods used in the Bible, applicable to us by showing us how to skillfully communicate with others—the key to all good relationships. Here, he covers the first three methods—lectures, stories, and visual aids—and offers examples of how all three approaches are used by Jesus and other biblical figures such as the prophet Nathan.
Series Outline: Teaching Methods
- Lectures
- Stories
- Visual Aids
- Question and Answer
- Discussion
- Drama
- Projects
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