Southeastern Free Will Baptist Bible College · Courses
TE
21 courses with the subject TE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
TE 201The Exceptional Learner hrs2
This course is an introduction to children with learning differences. The student will focus on the characteristics, causes, and learning problems of children with a variety of disabilities. The student will develop an understanding of the 97
A presentation of the objectives, curriculum, and methodology of Christian Education. Special attention is given to comparing and contrasting the philosophies of religious and secular education. One semester.
A course designed to give education majors practical experience in the Christian school ministry early in their educational training. Each student is assigned a minimum of 35 hours as an assistant or aide to a teacher. This must be completed by the end of the junior year. One semester.
This course provides practical guidelines for students to evaluate and incorporate various technologies into their curriculum, classroom, and communication strategies. One semester.
A study of the psychological makeup of the child, giving particular attention to those factors that affect learning ability and behavior. One semester.
Teaching methods and materials for the planning, evaluation, and practical application of health and safety principles pertaining to the elementary age comprise this study. The course includes instruction in the recognition of childhood diseases, health problems in the classroom, and playground safety. One semester. 98
The study of the preparation and evaluation of tests as the measure of learning. Both standardized and teacher-prepared tests are presented. One semester.
This course will guide the student to develop critical thinking skills by exploring contemporary issues through the context of biblical teaching. The student will be guided to develop the ability to present truth claims of the Christian faith in a rational and logical manner. One semester.
The objectives and methods of teaching the Bible to children as well as various materials available are presented. The student will be prepared to adapt Bible doctrines and values to the various age levels. One semester.
This course is designed to acquaint the prospective student with the theories, methods, materials, and procedures necessary to teach classroom art and music. One semester.
Supervised practice teaching in a Christian school. This course lasts for eight weeks. Students are not allowed to work outside jobs during directed teaching. One semester.
This course surveys the scope and sequence of secondary mathematics and investigates various strategies necessary for effective teaching. One semester.
This course presents the student with an intense study of the phonetic approach to reading. Emphasis is given to memorization of the basic phonics charts and application to reading situations. A special section will provide a comprehensive review of grammar for the elementary classroom as well as an introduction to children’s literature. One semester.
TE 407Teaching English in the Secondary School hrs2
for teaching English in the secondary school. Scope, sequence, preparation of lesson plans, classroom observation, and practice teaching are involved. One semester. 99
A presentation of discipline methods, planning, structure, and philosophy. The practical methods and procedures for maintaining an ordered and effective classroom will be covered. This course is followed by directed student teaching.
An introduction to the duties of the counselor in the areas of spiritual, academic, and vocational guidance. Also, various administrative duties of the Christian school counselor will be discussed. Block course.* *A block course is an intensive 2 -week or 7-week class taught in the same semester as TE 402 Directed Teaching.