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\"Frequently<\/p>\n

Bulletin boards have been used in the church for some time to post announcements, for decor, and even in Bible classes like Sunday School.<\/p>\n

Since this blog focuses on teacher training, we want to address some questions Bible teachers might have about using Bulletin Boards.<\/p>\n

Where can I find ideas for bulletin boards to use in teaching?<\/h2>\n

You can still find books with ideas for biblical themes. Go to the Bulletin Boards as a Teaching Tool Training Resources<\/a> page and scroll down to the ‘Resources’ section for a list of books. You can also find ideas doing an internet search or using a site like Pinterest.<\/p>\n

Are bulletin boards a teaching method or visual aid?<\/h2>\n

Bulletin boards can be used in a Bible class as either a visual aid or teaching method. Sometimes they\u2019re even used merely as room decor, often seasonal. When the content on the board simply illustrates the truth that\u2019s taught, it is most likely being used as a visual aid. When, however, students must design, react to, or interact with what\u2019s on the board, it\u2019s probably being used as a teaching method.<\/p>\n

For teacher training on how to effectively use bulletin boards: \u00a0Make Bulletin Boards SUPER<\/a><\/p>\n

More Questions about Bulletin Boards<\/h2>\n

In addition to the above question about bulletin boards being a method or visual, the Bible Teacher’s Handbook of Frequently Asked Questions<\/strong><\/a> responds to the following questions:<\/p>\n