How to Teach Students to Have Healthy Christ-like Relationships - Teacher Training Resources
Loving others, according to Jesus, is of supreme importance for Christians, next to love for God which is the greatest commandment (Matt. 22:37-40). Teachers must constantly bring students back to this primary purpose for their lives.
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Articles, Online:
- 6 Creative Ways to Help Kids Build Friendships
- Do This, Don't Do That When Teaching on Relationships
- Teaching about Healthy Relationships
- Understand how kids of all ages make friends and how you can nurture friendships
Resources:
- Bulletin Board for Children: Love Thy Neighbor Bulletin Board Set
- Ideas for Children: Community Builders for Kids
- Ideas for Children: Teaching Kids About Loving Others
- Ideas for Teens: Building Community in Youth Groups by Denny Rydberg
- Ideas for Teens: Youth Group Trust Builders by Denny Rydberg
- Lessons for Adults: Love: Building Healthy Relationships - Fruit of the Spirit Bible Studies by Peter Scazzero
- Lessons for Adults: Relat(able): Study Guide with DVD by Louie Giglio
- Lessons for Adults: The Real Deal: Discover the Rewards of Authentic Relationships - InterActions Series by Bill Hybels, Kevin G. Harney
Worksheets:
- The Teacher's Role in Discipling Students In Christ-like Relationships by Ministry Tools Resource Center
This seven page teacher training worksheet helps teachers determine what constitutes spiritual maturity in regard to relationships and then think through at what level students appear to be with a view to helping them get to the next level.
This worksheet can stand alone or be used in conjunction with the Teacher's Role in Discipling Students PowerPoint presentation as a break-out session or independent study.
This worksheet can stand alone or be used in conjunction with the Teacher's Role in Discipling Students PowerPoint presentation as a break-out session or independent study.
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