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Grace Co-op | Elective Application

Form for: Teaching a 7 week elective course
This form should take about 10 minutes to complete.
Full Name

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Email
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Phone Number
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Tell us about your elective course.
Be as specific as possible, and include as many details as you can.
What age group would you like to teach?
How many helpers will you need?
What kind of space will you need for your elective course?

Make a basic schedule for your elective class. List what you envision teaching each week...

	Lesson/Topic Covered
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7

What is the learning objective or goal of your elective class?
Personal Background
1. What prior experience do you have that relates to your elective course?
2. What are your strengths and weaknesses as they pertain to your role as a teacher?
3. What are your strengths and weaknesses as they pertain to working with other volunteers?
1. Would you agree or disagree within part of our philosophy of education?
2. What is your teaching personality? Would you say you can be fair and impartial toward students and their different learning abilities, etc. Do you enjoy teaching?
Religious Background

Give a brief historical sketch of your religious background and present beliefs.
1. What is your religious history and background? Please include a short personal testimony.
2. Who is Jesus to you, personally?
3. What Church do you currently attend on a regular basis?
Philosophy of Education

Review our Philosophy of Education and indicate any area of disagreement personal adjustment.
God is the singular source and absolute standard for all truth.

He desires to reveal His truth to mankind, and has given us knowledge, understanding, and wisdom to comprehend this truth.

He has revealed His truth through natural revelation within His creation, and through special revelation, the Bible.

The Bible is the integrating hub around which all knowledge and all academic disciplines are connected, and its precepts and principles are applicable to every sphere of life. The Bible provides the criterion by which all other subject matter is to be judged.

Education is not limited to the conveyance of content in the classroom, but includes the totality of a person’s life experience. Essentially all of life is an educational process, and it is a life-long process.

The aim of education is to know and understand God and His purposes, and to worship and glorify God through every part of our being. It is also to “...enlighten the understanding, correct the temper, and form the manners and habits of youth, and fit them for usefulness in their future station.” (Noah Webster’s 1828 definition of education)

God has given parents the responsibility for the education of their children. They may delegate, but never surrender fully, that responsibility to the Christian church or the public or private school.
*By signing below, you understand that you are applying to teach or help voluntarily in our co-op which is a minsitry of Grace Baptist Church. And you have answered these question of your own volition. Grace Baptist Church will keep any and all information listed here private and will not share your information with anyone.
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Grace Co-op | Elective Application

Personal Background

Religious Background

Philosophy of Education