Bible Teachers, are you sending conflicting messages in your children's classes by being either an authoritarian or permissive teacher? Both what a teacher says and what a teacher does communicates. The goal should be for everything that is said and done in the classroom to provide a consistent message about who God is, how He relates with us, and how He desires us to treat one another. If you are not exercising Biblical Authority then your students might be receiving conflicting messages between what you say in the lesson and what you do. Do a comparative study using the chart in this reproducible teacher training worksheet of teachers exercising Biblical authority versus authoritarian and permissive teachers. Answer questions based on this comparison that will help you consider the implications for how to manage the classroom. Get this with three other resources, at a savings, in the Classroom Discipline Bundle. Specifications: 8 1/2 x 11 PDF with 3 pages, download only Copying Permissions: You have permission to reproduce as many copies of this resource as needed for yourself or for current and future teachers. It may not, however, be freely distributed beyond your sphere of ministry. You may not put this information in any format that you would sell. You may not copy this resource in whole or in part onto a web site or into any other digital format. About the Download: This resource is only available as a PDF download. Adobe Reader is required to open the resource. PLEASE NOTE: Due to the nature of a download, the order cannot be refunded once it is placed. More About Downloading
