Educators working in school settings are regularly confronted with problems or difficulties—some of which may seem impossible to solve. This subject provides an opportunity for students to learn the necessary skills involved in systematically searching appropriate literature in order to give clarity to the definition of the problem and to identify potential solutions. In this process, the problem, any possible solutions, and the literature should be considered or critiqued from a biblical perspective. Once possible solutions have been located, the student is guided to writing a practically oriented response to their local-level problem.

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