Word of the Day
Daniel had to have faith. That we know for sure. He had faith when he went to the lion's dens. But his faith started way before then. He had faith when he knew that the king issued the decree not allowing anyone to bow except to him. Daniel knew what was going on. Daniel knew the consequences. But Daniel knew his God. Daniel, in faith, continued to do what he knew what was right - day by day. Sometimes life is like that. Sometimes faith is just in getting up each morning, and doing what the Lord wants you to do. Day in, day out.
What's up
This week I started ramping up on the school work. I had classes all day Mon and Tues and will work at the lab Wed and Thursday. Next week I will be attending seminars all week long. We have a men's breakfast this Saturday and lots of visiting and ministry on my schedule. Tell every man you know to come and join us for a new study with Tony Dungee. God is moving as I live His Will day in, day out.
About Me
- Ben Ceyanes
- I believe that the reason many students fail is because they simply do not see the point of learning. We teach students a lot of information, but they want to know WHY they need to know it. The biggest challenge to teachers this age is to show how the information applies to everyday life. The student can and will learn something if they know why they need to know it. The days of "you need to learn this because I say so" or more recently "you need to learn this because the state says so" are over. I always try to make the information relevant and interesting when I can. They need to know how important math can be in thier lives. I believe that teachers need to begin to work together to overcome the immense task that is before us. Team teaching, collaborative work, and sharing lessons are essential to our success. Just as businesses have weekly meetings, retreats, and team concepts, so must we. Students want to learn. But they want to learn useful information, not just stuff. If we will reach out and let them grow, they will.
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