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Bible 7Course Name: Bible 7 Grade Level: Grade 7 Summary of course content and activities: Bible 7 is a yearlong course on the book of Judges. In addition to the twelve military leaders of Israel, students study the lives of Ruth, Eli, and Samuel presented during this period of Biblical history. Leadership principles are woven into each lesson as students study both the positive and negative qualities of each individual. The student text (Daring Deliverers: ACSI) is a complement to the direct study of the Bible passages referenced. As students participate in this study, they will engage in a variety of learning activities including group discussions, individual projects and activities, and personal Bible study. Regular times throughout the year will be provided for review and evaluation. Who should be taking this course? For whom is this course designed and intended? Students interested in learning about the book of Judges and leadership principles will benefit from this course. Philosophy statement for and/or behind teaching this course: The course is designed for students to come to understand the condition of humankind and the mercy of God with new clarity and depth. Major course goals Students will:
The point of these stories is not the character qualities of the judges but the fact that God works through people such as these. The only true hero of this book is God. Pre-requisite(s): No formal pre-requisites. Students should come with a desire to learn from God's Word. Materials and resources provided by NSA, purchased
by student, and/or recommended:
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Forecasted amount of time required to complete each week's lesson: Three to four hours per week are required. This includes reading the lessons and completing the assignments. Description of student evaluations, quizzes, and tests: Students will have occasional quizzes and tests that will count approximately 30% of the final grade. Written assignments, projects, and group discussion activities will count for the remaining 70%. Additional activities: Parents will be involved in the learning process and students will be asked to discuss elements of the course with them. Criteria for teacher approval of and willingness to grant assignment/test extensions to students beyond the automatic extension period: To receive an assignment and/or test extension beyond the automatic extension period, the student must have already maintained regular contact and correspondence with the teacher during the previous weeks of the school year. Along with this, the student must have a valid reason (sickness, major computer problems, etc.) for the extension that has been confirmed by the key parent. The teacher will make the decision for an extension after consulting with the key parent. NorthStar Academy Canada | |