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Recently, I came across this great little infographic. I must admit that I love infographics- they present relevant information in concentrated doses that I can easily absorb. This infographic, Sticky Teaching by Chris Lema, is particularly useful for those who work in children's ministry for it highlights the need for us all to regularly evaluate how we teach.
While we all talk about the rapid changes in technology and how information is shared, and regularly discuss the need to keep pace with these developments, are we actually developing our teaching strategies to reach and impact the kids in our children's ministries in new and innovative ways? Or, do we merely teach as we have always taught and just include a couple of powerpoint slides or the occasional movie clip?
I believe that our work with kids, our teaching techniques, should be cutting edge and that we should be constantly looking for better ways to reach out and impact lives for Christ.Take a look at this infographic- share it with your team- and discuss ways that you could alter your Sunday morning or midweek program for greater impact.
The information is also available as a pdf for those that would like to print poster version for regular reference. (see below or here.)
While we all talk about the rapid changes in technology and how information is shared, and regularly discuss the need to keep pace with these developments, are we actually developing our teaching strategies to reach and impact the kids in our children's ministries in new and innovative ways? Or, do we merely teach as we have always taught and just include a couple of powerpoint slides or the occasional movie clip?
I believe that our work with kids, our teaching techniques, should be cutting edge and that we should be constantly looking for better ways to reach out and impact lives for Christ.Take a look at this infographic- share it with your team- and discuss ways that you could alter your Sunday morning or midweek program for greater impact.
The information is also available as a pdf for those that would like to print poster version for regular reference. (see below or here.)
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