Objectives:

• Students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the three basic philosophical questions.
• Students will be able to describe a "Christian World View."
• Students will be able to identify major aspects of philosophical questions and be able to give scriptures that relate to each question.

• Computers either in class, a lab or outside of class.
• If using the power point presentation in class a computer with projection capabilities.
• Article summary, "Where are you landing?"
• Power point "Where are you landing?"
• If using power point in class see down load page.

• Students will review the article, Where are you landing?"
• Students will then view the power point, "Where are you landing?"  This can be done in class or individually.
• A discussion will follow concerning the philosophical questions, and Christian world view.
• Students will then search for five additional scriptures realted to the philosophical questions.  These questions will be used for further discussion and may be used in the philosophical paper.

Objectives:

• Students will be able to demonstrate in writing their Educational philosophy.
• They will be able to discuss which of the major educational philosophies most applys to them.
• They will be able to show their christian world view.
• They will be able to give scriptures to support their philosophy and world view.

• Computers in a lab or outside of class.
• Microsoft Word - word processing software.
• "Developing a Philosophy of Christian Education"  question sheet.

• Students will write a 3 to 5 page paper on their educational philosophy.
• The paper will be graded by the instructor based on the Educational Philosophy Rubric.
• This paper will become part of the final project.