Page 54 - Clearwater Christian College 1997

TEACHERS EXTEND

HOPE AND LOVE

WITH EDUCATION.

ow are children going to survive in

the real world if they have no hope?

Taleen Nevokshonoff answers, "I

have received skills and training that

will help me to share my. testimony

in little ways that will offer them a hope."

What is the number one reason for becom­

ing a teacher? A concern for children. They

hold the bright promise of the future—a prom­

ise which can be enhanced or clouded depend­

ing upon the teaching the children receive.

From reading a child's picture book to teach­

ing algebra, every education class is designed

to train future teachers how to use that influ­

ence wisely.

Constantly being prepared to teach their

students, education majors began by learning

the small things, from the history of education

to the observation of actual classes. "Kids can

be easily influenced, so we have to be good ex­

amples," sophomore Farrah Russell stated.

We

manner

which makes teaching a ministry in itself."