Want to make sure key concepts are being understood?
So you're ready to step out and begin sharing your faith, but how will you know if your friends are "catching" the message? You can read through The Stranger with them, but have they actually understood what's being taught?
Although you may try to get confirmation that they understand, not wanting to look foolish people will often answer "yes, I'm with you" when really they're not. Or they may think they understand when really it's just not clicking.
Wouldn't it be nice to know just how much they've understood? To know if something needs to be reviewed? With so much material to absorb, as a student it would great to have a way to confirm that you're actually learning something. And since each concept builds on the previous ones, wouldn't it be helpful to know when you're ready to move on?
This is the common feeling of those who have used the WorkBook
Wrong answers in the WorkBook appear correct to nominal Christians. But that is okay. It helps you think through what is right.
Invariably, if something is not clear, it will come out in the process of answering the questions.
The WorkBook is a strategic review - to assure that a person has a grip on the key points.
When reading The Stranger, pause at the end of every section and answer the WorkBook questions. It only takes a few minutes to complete the quiz and check the answers. Then proceed reading again. (Read below for additional ideas)
An essential companion to The Stranger, this WorkBook provides an easy way to review the material that's being studied. If something's not clear, you will find out through this process. Each chapter corresponds with the chapters in The Stranger, asking questions aimed at solidifying the key points as well as providing extra assignments to get the student into the Bible itself. Some question formats include multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank and crossword, with answers provided at the back of the book. This is an ideal resource for a home Bible study, Sunday School or Bible camp.
Whether you're reading The Stranger book on your own or teaching it, this WorkBook is a great way to increase comprehension!
In class: During the teaching session, stop at the end of every section and answer the questions at that point. It will only take a few minutes to complete the quiz and then check the answers. Use this option if:
- The student will not be able to do the WorkBook homework on his or her own time. Doing the WorkBook during class time will add another 3 to 5 hours to your overall study time.
- The student seems to have problems comprehending each lesson as you progress (not a very common problem). The WorkBook will be a double-check before you move on to new material.
- You are teaching a person who speaks English as a second language. In this case it is important to use the WorkBook to insure that the material is being fully understood.
As homework: This is the preferred method. Leave all WorkBook questions for the students to complete on their own at home. This will cause them to think through the material a second time while doing the questions. When you meet again, then review the answers to make sure they are correct. This will be the third time the material has been covered. We have found this to be very effective.
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