All classes in this category are only offered on the Guam campus and include online components.
- Arts 101 is an introductory course that examines the question, “What is the nature of visual art?” the various ways in which art is expressed through the use of elements and principles in visual art. Basic activities in drawing will dominate the first half of the semester. The latter part of the semester will focus on painting on canvas and research on some major artists of the Renaissance Period.
This course will provide a study of the nature and importance of preaching, and the principles of sermon construction. Students are required to preach sermons which they have constructed.Course
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010 to Saturday, December 18, 2010.- A study of the history and teachings of the religious groups one might encounter in Micronesia. Emphasis is placed on defining and defending the historic Christian faith and helping the student personally develop a biblical theology.
- This class focuses on teacher planning, from setting up the classroom to curriculum, with its varied presentations for students from various cultures and with different learning styles. It includes direct and indirect approaches to teaching mathematics and science material along with the implementation of strategies and assessments.
This course covers the period that begins with the resurrection of Jesus and continues through the end of the Middle Ages.It constitutes a study of the story and theological development of the Christian church up to the eve of the Reformation.
