Study Techniques
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| − | + | === Suggestions for Study === | |
| − | * | + | * Team members can study on their own at home, in their car, waiting after school, ''etc.'' |
| − | * | + | * Parents, siblings, friends, grandparents, neighbors, etc. can easily help team members by reading through questions with them. |
| − | * | + | * Someone can read questions onto a tape, and team members can listen to and answer them on their own at any time. |
| − | * '' | + | * Pairs of team members can quiz each other. |
| + | * For team-wide practice sessions, the leader can ask questions in random order. Don't forget to start with the words “according to Matthew” chapter and verse as at the events. | ||
| + | * Study questions in different orders, ''i.e.'' first verse to last verse, last verse to first verse, or completely random. | ||
| + | * Make up other types of games or quizzes. The questions elsewhere on this site can be a source of material for a wide variety of games. | ||
| + | * Consider other ways to word each question. | ||
| − | * | + | === Other Techniques === |
| + | * Play study games, such as | ||
| + | ** [http://Matthewpedia.com/jeopardy/Bible_Jeopardy.htm Bible Jeopardy] from Bobby Berglund (Triadelphia) | ||
| + | ** Bible Baseball | ||
| + | ** Memory | ||
| − | * | + | * Write sections of scripture long-hand |
| − | * | + | * Study with online quizzes (such as the one on the Cascade Eagles website under [[Helpful Web Sites]]) |
Revision as of 18:15, 19 January 2008
Suggestions for Study
- Team members can study on their own at home, in their car, waiting after school, etc.
- Parents, siblings, friends, grandparents, neighbors, etc. can easily help team members by reading through questions with them.
- Someone can read questions onto a tape, and team members can listen to and answer them on their own at any time.
- Pairs of team members can quiz each other.
- For team-wide practice sessions, the leader can ask questions in random order. Don't forget to start with the words “according to Matthew” chapter and verse as at the events.
- Study questions in different orders, i.e. first verse to last verse, last verse to first verse, or completely random.
- Make up other types of games or quizzes. The questions elsewhere on this site can be a source of material for a wide variety of games.
- Consider other ways to word each question.
Other Techniques
- Play study games, such as
- Bible Jeopardy from Bobby Berglund (Triadelphia)
- Bible Baseball
- Memory
- Write sections of scripture long-hand
- Study with online quizzes (such as the one on the Cascade Eagles website under Helpful Web Sites)
