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	<title>Comments on: Faith Enhancing Practice* #10 &#8211; Culminating experiences (Classroom)</title>
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		<title>By: Robert Morris</title>
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		<dc:creator>Robert Morris</dc:creator>
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		<description>Our school is a K-8 school and our students make a huge transition from small Christian school to bigger public high schools after grade eight.  Our grade seven and eight students participate in shop and home economics classes at a public school and our grade seven and eight band option is taught at a local public high school.  Many of our students already have siblings that have made this transition to high school.  
Grades seven and eight have a weekly devotional led by a local youth pastor.  We found the Bible curriculum that we were using did not have enough &quot;practical and every day lessons&quot; but focussed more on Biblical knowledge.  Students have studied texts such as &quot;A Case for Christ&quot;, &quot;A Case for Faith&quot;, and &quot;The Purpose Driven Life&quot;.  One of the intents of the devotional time is for students to think about their next years in high school and how they can be salt and light.  
We as a school do survey parents of our former students currently in grade nine and ten.  Most of the surveys come back very positive.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our school is a K-8 school and our students make a huge transition from small Christian school to bigger public high schools after grade eight.  Our grade seven and eight students participate in shop and home economics classes at a public school and our grade seven and eight band option is taught at a local public high school.  Many of our students already have siblings that have made this transition to high school.<br />
Grades seven and eight have a weekly devotional led by a local youth pastor.  We found the Bible curriculum that we were using did not have enough &#8220;practical and every day lessons&#8221; but focussed more on Biblical knowledge.  Students have studied texts such as &#8220;A Case for Christ&#8221;, &#8220;A Case for Faith&#8221;, and &#8220;The Purpose Driven Life&#8221;.  One of the intents of the devotional time is for students to think about their next years in high school and how they can be salt and light.<br />
We as a school do survey parents of our former students currently in grade nine and ten.  Most of the surveys come back very positive.</p>
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