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2 Timotius 2:19
Nevertheless, Gods solid foundation stands firm,
sealed with thisinscription: The Lord knows
those who are his, and, everyone who
confesses the name of the Lord must turn away
from wickedness
2 Peter 3:14
So then, dear friends, since you are looking
forward to this, make
every effort to be found spotless, blameless and at
peace with him.
By : Group 1
Salindeho Syanne
Tombeu Bethresya
Lumangkun Adrin Aderson
INTEGRATION OF
FAITH, VALUES
AND LEARNING
3. Component of IFVL
Integration Faith and
Learning : its
components
Gaebelein (1968)
stessed that Christian
education can achieve
integration into the allembracing truth of
God (p.8)he analyzed
three components in
the integration
The first
component is the
teacher
A second element
of Gaebelein's
book is that of
subject integration
As the third is the
school
atmosphere, .....
CLIMATE OF FAITH
AND LEARNING
1. SeventhDay
Adventist
School
Elements of Special
Character
Educations
Ultimate
Purpose
Teaching
and
Learning
The
Curriculum
Students
The Role of
the Teacher
Educations Ultimate
Purpose :
The restoration of human
beings to the image of
their Maker through a
saving relationship with
Jesus Christ, and the
balanced development of
the whole person
Students :
Students are viewed as
multifaceted beings uniquely
created in Gods image, but
marred by sin. They are seen with
need to develop comprehensive
wholeness and integrity, to reach
their highest potencial in all
human faculties, and to fulfill
Gods purpose for their lives
The Curriculum :
All learning areas are approached
from the perpective of the biblikal
worldview within the context of the
Cosmic Conflict theme.
As a balanced curriculum thst
promotes an integrated perspective
of faith and learning, it addresses the
major developmental needs in the
spiritual, intellectual, physical, social,
emotional, and vocational realms.
It also reflect appreciation for
Christian heritage, community
2. Greatest Needs of
Students
The greatest want of the world is the
want of men-men who will not be bought
or sold, men who in their inmost souls
are true and honest, men who do not fear
to call sin by its right name, men whose
consiscience is as true to duty as the
needle to the pole, men who will stand
for the right trought the heavens fall
(White, p.57, Education)