The art of teaching is not that much eassy and in my class art speaks

Methodology

I overheard my 11-year-old son telling his grandmother about one of his classes at school. “On our first day of Studio Art,” he said, “our teacher told us to draw self-portraits. Mine was bad. Everyone’s was bad. The next day she taught us how to use lines, and everyone’s self-portraits improved.”

I took away two things from his words: First, teachers play an essential role in helping us learn and develop talents. Second, using the appropriate tools helps us to line things up correctly (the eyes, nose, and mouth in a self-portrait!) and do what’s best.

In the New Testament, the apostle Paul—a teacher and church leader—gave his protégé Titus a list of things he and other leaders should do and teach to other church members: