CONFIRMATION: Reel 06B Discussion Success!

 Dos and Don'ts That Make Confirmation Discussion a Success! 

This reel is all about how to get confirmation to think and share. Facilitation discussion is an art that takes practice, anyone can do it. 

CONFIRMATION: Reel #6A Discussion is Good!!

 Facilitate Discussion Like a Pro

Real education only happens when our minds are engaged, but how do you do that with middle schoolers? Get some great tips right here.  

CONFIRMATION: The Art of Teaching Reel #5B Classroom Management 2

 Classroom Management 102

Here you go, friends, the second reel for managing those young teens in confirmation class. Hope these tips are helpful. 

CONFIRMATION: The Art of Teaching Reel #5A Classroom Management 1

 Classroom Management 101 

Here's part 1 of the biggie; the one pastors ask me about most. It's about managing a class. Part 2 is about managing individual students.  

CONFIRMATION: The Art of Teaching Reel #4 Sermon Notes

Does anyone appreciate sermon notes? 

Some pastors use them to track worship attendance; some kids don't even think about what they write; and some parents just see them as busywork. What can we do to fix that? Find out here. 

CONFIRMATION: The Art of Teaching Reel #3 Accountabiity

 What's the big deal with accountability? I do that!

Do you? What does it look like? 

As teachers of the faith, we teach kids the most important information they will learn in their lifetime. How do you make sure they're learning it? Find out here. 

CONFIRMATION: The Art of Teaching Reel #2 Memory

Why memory work? 

As teachers of the faith, we want our students to commit scripture to memory. I know why I think it's important, but you need to know why you think it's important and be able to share that with parents and students. Here's why.

     

 Now that you know why you want confirmation students to memorize scripture, it helps to know how to get that done successfully. As we all know, most kids lose it by the time they get confirmed. How do we keep that from happening? Here's how.