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Questions to
ask while preparing a lesson
1. What
principles do I want the class to know and apply?
2. Which verses should I search to help the class discover the principle?
3. What should the class look for as they
search these verses?
4. What questions can I ask to make sure the class understand the principle?
5. Is there anything I can do to have the class learn from each other?
6. What applications do I want the class to
make? What can I do to help them?
Questions to ask
after preparing a lesson
1. Is there variety in the
lesson?
2. Have I asked the Lord to
help me teach the lesson with power?
3. Is there opportunity for class
participation?
4. Have I prayed about my class?
Preparation
Questions:
1. What is
the object of this lesson?
2. What
are the principles or doctrines to be covered?
3. What
are the converting life-changing principles?
4.What
would be most beneficial to the class?
Search Questions:
Search questions should avoid YES/NO responses and obvious answers. Search questions requires your class to look in the scriptures for answers.
Search questions should avoid YES/NO responses and obvious answers. Search questions requires your class to look in the scriptures for answers.
Analyze Questions:
Analyze questions require your class to think and ponder the significance of what they are studying.
-What did you find.....what evidence...
-What does it mean...
-Why is is that...How is it that...
-What is...the difference...are the differences...
-How do you think...How does
-What are some ways...
Application Questions
Application questions require the class to look at their lives and what they might do to make their lives better.
-What have you learned...
-What difference would it make if...
-When have you felt...
-What do you feel/think God wants
-Share a time ...or experience...
What does God..expect...desire...
* Credit:This list came from a CES Seminary Workshop I attended with my husband. I don't know the source beyond that. It is excellent and can take our teaching from mediocre to excellent by just knowing the right questions to ask.