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Pastor Nonoy: Bible Study
Pastor Nonoy could have avoided this frustrating experience for everyone, if he thoughtfully considered how he should have taught his chosen material “Know what you believe” in an intelligible and inspiring manner to his students, instead of focusing on curriculum assumption. If I were Pastor Nonoy, the first thing I would do to know my students in the “Bible study” program was to invite all the participants to a snack party, prior to the formal scheduled date of teaching. My purpose here is not only to gather the participants, but it is my great desire to establish a good communication relationship with them. This experience, I believe, would give me a leeway to ask the participants simple questions in order to know them individually, their
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