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have a sound knowledge and understanding of the Bible, the confessions, and Church history.
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are able to articulate a Reformed view of education and identify principles of Reformed education which govern the work in the classroom.
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care about the students in their class.
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are committed to student learning.
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have a working knowledge of the stages of child development and learning theory.
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are familiar with school curricula and subject matter.
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can devise and execute instructional plans that will optimize learning of all students.
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have been exposed to a variety of teaching methods and styles.
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are familiar with assessment and evaluation procedures.
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are aware of the value of modifying and refining teaching practice through continuous reflection.
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are prepared to work together with colleagues and fellow Christians.
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