Class Outline

Bible Studies Teaching  Tactics

Class Outline is as following:
Week 1 - Chapters 1 & 2, practice test 1 & 2, Lecture video, 500 Words book report (80% of grading)

​Week 2 - Chapters 3 & 4, practice test 3 & 4, Lecture video, 500 Words book report (80% of grading)

​Week 3  - Chapters 5 & 6, practice test  5 & 6, Lecture video, 500 Words book report (80% of grading)
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Week 4  - Chapters 11 & 12, Finial Test

INTRODUCTION
 The subject of this course is "Teaching Tactics". "Teaching" is the act of instructing another person. Biblical teaching includes imparting knowledge and demonstrating how to apply that knowledge to personal life and ministry. "Tactics" are methods used to achieve a goal, purpose, or objective. In the military, the subject of "tactics" teaches soldiers how to use their weapons to achieve an advantage over the enemy.  The same is true in the spiritual world. If we apply God's methods or "tactics", we can conquer spiritual enemies which include the world, the flesh and Satan with all his powers.
 
In "Teaching Tactics" you will learn how to use a great spiritual weapon. That weapon is the sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God (Ephesians 6:17). You will learn tactics of preaching and teaching God's Word for the purpose of defeating the enemy.  This course uses God's Word, the Holy Bible, as the revelation upon which all teaching is based. In Biblical teaching the teacher, subject, and methods must all be in harmony with the Bible.

Teaching is not just the communicating of doctrine or information. Students must experience God, not just learn information about Him. Teaching is the transmission [imparting] of both a life and lifestyle. The life to be imparted to students is new life in Jesus Christ through new birth spiritually (John 3).          The lifestyle to be imparted is that of the Kingdom of God.  Students must be taught how to live as "citizens" in this Kingdom, learning both the privileges and responsibilities of their position.

ACGH Christian Bible Seminary​
Basic Computers and Devices
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all classes are 4 weeks 

Introduction A computer is an electronic device that manipulates information, or data. Computers come in many forms, including mainframes, desktops, laptops, tablets, ‘phablets’, and smart phones. Computers store, retrieve, and process data and can be used to play games; to create, edit, print, and publish all sorts of things: documents, pictures, music, videos, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, messages, and more. When connected to other computers, they can retrieve information from those computers and send information to them. They can keep one connected to family and friends who live far away. Objectives

 Learn the basic parts of a computer and Smart Devices (TV, Printers.........
 Learn some basic computer terminology
 Learn the difference between hardware and software
 Learn the basics of windows, icons, and menus
 Learn about a computer keyboard
 Learn about a (computer) mouse
 Learn how to use  thumb (flash) drives
 Learn what an ‘app’ is
 Learn how information is stored on a computer