Union Bible College & Academy

Departments

Education Department

We the faculty of Union Bible College are endeavoring to help our students receive a quality Christian education with a Christian philosophy. We not only want our students to have a correct understanding mentally what Christian education should be, but we want them to have a vital relationship with the Lord, where their lives will reflect Christ's values, goals, and character; one of selfless servanthood.

Listed below are the classes you will be taking if you major in Education:

Philosophy of Christian Education	Methods of Teaching I & II
Teaching Social Studies	Human Growth and Development
Educational Psychology	Teaching Arithmetic
Child Evangelism	Teaching Science
Adolescent Psychology	Classroom Management
Teaching Elementary Music	Teaching Language Arts
Education Field Observation	Teaching Reading Skills
Student Teaching	Christian Beliefs
Theology of Holiness	Theology/Practice of Prayer
Old Testament Literature	New Testament Literature
Pentateuch	Gospels
Romans	Hebrews
Bible Electives (15 hours)	Freshman English
Fundamentals of Music	General Psychology
Church History	American History
Speech	Introduction to Computers
Literature/Composition Elective	General Studies
Christian Service (7 hours)	Education Electives (9 hours)

Our Christian Education Faculty members are as follows:

Mr. Robert Pickett
B.A. Union Bible College

Mrs. Betty Bradbury
A.G.S. Indiana University at Kokomo, IN
B.G.S. Indiana University at Kokomo, IN
M.A. Indiana University at Kokomo, IN

Any young person majoring in Christian Education will learn various teaching methods, study curriculum planning, school organization, and administration on both the elementary and secondary levels. All education majors will study the different methods and materials available for child evangelism, as well as study the different principles used for classroom management and control. All seniors have the privilege of observing various classrooms at Union Bible Academy (A Beka curriculum), an ACE School in the Noblesville, IN area, and a public school (Conventional) in the Sheridan, IN area. Also, to graduate, each Christian Education major must complete nine semester hours of student teaching.