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Home / Audio-Videos / Child Development: Biblical Orientation

Child Development: Biblical Orientation

January 4, 2017 by The Dock Administrator Leave a Comment

January 4, 2017 by Brandon Mullet

How does the Bible describe the development of human beings? Using Scripture and personal reflections, Brandon urges parents and teachers to strive to model godliness, then instruct their children to follow their example.

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CONTRIBUTOR: Brandon Mullet

SERIES: Child Development Workshop

All items in the series:
  • Child Development: A History
  • Child Development: Biblical Orientation
  • Child Development: Learning Disabilities
  • Child Development: Nurturing
  • Learning Psychology
  • Learning Theory
  • Learning Theory: Introduction
  • Spiritual Development
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Filed Under: History of Christian Education, Philosophy & Leadership Tagged With: Child Training, learning psychology, spiritual formation

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