The challenge: At Christian schools, we want our students to develop a Christ-centered worldview, to see all of life through the lens of Scripture. This is a big challenge! One way we address this challenge is by having our students connect what they study with Biblical teaching.

Where can you get some help with this challenge?

Right here! In this 10-step tutorial, you'll learn how to help your students make connections. You'll learn to design a Biblical perspective lesson plan and a Biblical perspective assessment. And after you teach your lesson and give your assessment, you'll reflect on your lesson plan and assessment results.

Take these 10 steps:

1. Ask God for help.
2. Experience a Biblical perspective lesson.
3. Get clear on what connecting course content/skills and Biblical teaching is—and is not.
4. Reflect on how making connections helps your students develop a Christ-centered worldview.
5. Identify the Biblical teaching you want your students to connect with what they study. Here are sample Biblical principles you can teach your students.
6. Develop an essential question that GRACES your students' worldview understanding. Here's a list of 99 Biblical perspective questions.
7. Design a Biblical perspective assessment that SCOREs.
8. Design a Biblical perspective lesson that involves your students in connecting what they study, Biblical teaching, and life—and that prepares them for the Biblical perspective assessment. Here are some sample lessons. Here are 2 versions of a lesson plan tempate (lesson template pdf, lesson template Word).
9. Teach your Biblical perspective lesson and give your students the Biblical perspective assessment.
10. Reflect on your lesson plan and assessment results in order to modify instruction.

Teach and assess Biblical perspective. Today.