Biblical Worldview

Biblical Worldview

Directions

Write a 4-page paper in APA format that conveys your understanding of what is meant by a biblical worldview and a Christian philosophy of education.Also, discuss the implications of these principles in their application to educational practice.Page length requirement begins with the introductory paragraph and ends with the conclusion; it includes neither the title page nor the reference page.An abstract is not required.In addition to the Bible, cite a minimum of four references that represent the body of literature supporting and explaining biblical worldview and Christian philosophy of education.Include the Graham textbook as a reference. No more than 10% of the paper is to include direct quotes; therefore, you should do much more summarizing and paraphrasing than quoting.Citations are required both for direct quotes and for summarized ideas drawn from references.The format of the paper is to include the sections below with headings that follow APA format.Click on this link to view an APA Tips document with helpful hints for writing success.

• Title Page
• Introduction
• Biblical Worldview
• Christian Philosophy of Education
• Implications for Educational Practice
• Conclusion
• Reference Page
• Articles and Websites
  • What’s a Christian Worldview? (Focus on the Family)
  • Developing a Biblical Worldview (Foundations for Living)
  • What Is a Christian Worldview (Israel Wayne)
  • The Importance of a Christian Worldview (The Gospel Project)
  • On Education (Francis Schaefer)
  • Writings in Christian Education (Calvin College)
• Journals: Many journals on the topic are available via Liberty Databases.
  • Christian Worldview Journal (BreakPoint: The Chuck Colson Center)
  • ICCTE Journal (International Christian Community of Teacher Education)
  • Christian Education Journal (Biola University)
  • Christian Perspectives in Education (Liberty University, School of Education)
• LU’s Jerry Falwell Library: Click this link to search Liberty Databases of academic sources.Recommended search terms: biblical Christian worldview, Christian philosophy of education.
• Bibliography: Books on Biblical Worldview and Christian Philosophy of Education
• Course Readings: Relevant readings from present and past courses may be incorporated as appropriate, e.g., textbooks and articles.

Present a strong, clear thesis statement.The focus of this paragraph is to introduce the reader to the thesis statement.The remainder of the paper should support and illustrate the main point(s) of the thesis statement.

Based upon your readings of the Bible and literature on the topic of biblical worldview, convey a basic understanding of the elements of a worldview that is based distinctively on a perspective of life drawn from Judeo-Christian scriptures.Do not focus on the field of education in this section.A common error is for writers to neglect the discussion of a biblical worldview by focusing too much on the field of education, which is to be addressed in subsequent sections of the paper.

Based upon your readings of the Bible and literature on the topic of Christian philosophy of education, convey a basic understanding of the elements of an educational philosophy that is based distinctively on a perspective drawn from Judeo-Christian scriptures.Address metaphysical and axiological issues.Metaphysical issues relate to questions of meaning and purpose.Axiological issues relate to questions of values.Minimize the discussion of practical application to the field of education in this section.A common error is for writers to neglect the discussion of a Christian philosophy of education by focusing too much on the implications for educational practice, which will be addressed in the subsequent section.

Discuss the implications of a biblical worldview and Christian philosophy for practical application to the overall field of education.Ensure that you discuss these implications for the field in general, but you may also proceed to specify implications for your particular area of interest.For example, if you are preparing to serve as a content area teacher, a special education teacher, an administrator, or a school counselor, you may—after addressing implications for the overall field of education—address implications for your area of service.

An effective conclusion affirms the thesis statement and leaves the reader with a clear idea of how thoughts in the paper fit together to make a specific point.

Cite the Bible in the body of the manuscript, but—per APA—the Bible and other classical or holy scriptures are not to be listed on the reference page.List here 4 references other than the Bible.One your references is to be the Graham textbook.Click on this APA Tips Document for details.

Submission: Submit the document both in Blackboard and in LiveText.It will not be graded until it is submitted in both locations.In Blackboard, it will be checked by SafeAssign for plagiarism.It will be graded in LiveText using the embedded rubric there.

References and Citations: See the APA Tips Document for details on how to cite the Bible in the body of the manuscript.Below are links to sources you might find helpful as you prepare:

REQUIREMENTS

education  worldview description 4 pages, Double Spacing

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 Worldview is an intellectual perspective about the world and the universe which helps humans solve all their problems regarding existence on the basis of ones overriding hypothesis, which solves every question and in which everything interesting an individual finds its fixed position (Etherington, 2014). A person’s word view signifies their most central beliefs and assumptions about the universe. It reflects how the individual would respond to important……………..

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