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A Leadership A Leadership Certification Certification Course #8 Course #8

Energetic, loud, talkative, and imaginative Well-developed verbal skills Well-developed verbal skills Different rates of growth rates Different rates of growth rates Strong and healthy and eager to practice and display their physical skills Strong and healthy and eager to practice and display their physical skills

Begin doing abstract thinking Very realistic but also imaginative and creative Capable of thinking and reasoning Capable of thinking and reasoning Learn to reason from cause to effect Learn to reason from cause to effect Begin to question authority Begin to question authority

Lack self-esteem Lack self-esteem Are subject to mood swings Are subject to mood swings Crave success and affirmation Crave success and affirmation Get bored unless they see purpose in what they are doing Get bored unless they see purpose in what they are doing Are acquiring values Are acquiring values Search for a close relationship with adults who trust them Search for a close relationship with adults who trust them

Care about pleasing their peers Are hero-worshipers Are action oriented Develop gender roles

Want Bible teaching to be practical, related to life Want Bible teaching to be practical, related to life Are developing consciences Are developing consciences Are ready to make salvation decisions Are ready to make salvation decisions

Feel responsibility for their sins Feel responsibility for their sins Are rule- oriented Are rule- oriented Are looking for adult models Are looking for adult models

Developmental Needs Be responsible Achieve competence Grow in self-esteem Master social, academic, and physical skills Earn from parents a greater measure of personal freedom Juniors have the basic needs of childhood plus the need to:

Spiritual Needs To know God loves and understands them To know God loves and understands them A Savior who can give them victory over sin A Savior who can give them victory over sin Confirmation that God answers prayer and encouragement to trust Him Confirmation that God answers prayer and encouragement to trust Him To know how God affects their daily lives To know how God affects their daily lives To experience forgiveness and freedom from guilt To experience forgiveness and freedom from guilt Juniors need:

Ways Juniors Learn An emphasis on group membership An emphasis on group membership Better analysis of facts Better analysis of facts and intentions and intentions Logical thinking Logical thinking Love for facts A strong sense of A strong sense of ‘right and wrong’ ‘right and wrong’

Do This Provide opportunities for them to study the Bible and look up texts Encourage acceptance of all God’s children – vary the seating frequently Allow juniors to come to a group about classroom rules

Give students choices of activities Offer concrete and experiential instruction Provide group work as well as study

Don’t Do This Don’t tell Bible content as they passively listen Don’t allow students to sit in cliques or always with same peers Don’t have only independent individual projects/activities

Avoid pre-setting rules consensus where students have no input Don’t have the whole class do the same thing; Allow for creativity Avoid abstract concepts without concrete examples

Mature at different rates; girls experience growth spurt before the boys Want action and want it now Often look more grown up Often look more grown up than they act than they act Can be quite awkward as they Can be quite awkward as they cope with growth spurts cope with growth spurts

Can reason from concrete to abstract Capable of discussion and debate Understand symbolism if explained Have long attention span if interested in subject Question everything and look for authoritative answers

Lack self-confidence & self-esteem Get bored easily Test the values they grew up with Experience wild mood swings Take themselves seriously

Cave in to peer pressure Cave in to peer pressure Quite clumsy in relating to each other each other Avoid doing anything in isolation from group from group Extremely interested in the opposite sex opposite sex

* Questions spiritual truths * Challenge religious beliefs while needing help to clarify them needing help to clarify them * Need to hear adults talk about their personal faith their personal faith * Need to recommit to God * Want a practical religion to live by

Developmental Needs Collect and sift through information Collect and sift through information Make more of their own decisions Make more of their own decisions Express their individuality in various ways Express their individuality in various ways Crave affirmation Crave affirmation

Need increased freedoms from parental control and corresponding increases in their responsibilities Need increased freedoms from parental control and corresponding increases in their responsibilities Need more time with peers Need more time with peers Need increased emotional distance from parents Need increased emotional distance from parents Need authoritative standards by which to just right from wrong Need authoritative standards by which to just right from wrong

Spiritual Needs To know there is a God > To know there is a God > A Savior who can give them victory over sin > Learn how to forgive and to accept forgiveness > To be told what is in it for them if they commit to living God’s way

Do This Allow for plenty of groups Allow for plenty of groups Encourage acceptance Encourage acceptance Provide active games and Provide active games and team activities team activities Encourage exchange of ideas Encourage exchange of ideas and discussion and discussion Encourage personal application Encourage personal application of lessons learned of lessons learned

Don’t Do This Don’t allow students to sit in cliques Don’t allow students to sit in cliques Don’t do all the talking and Don’t do all the talking and expect the students to listen expect the students to listen Don’t always do the same thing Don’t always do the same thing Don’t give all the answers Don’t give all the answers Don’t dictate to students Don’t dictate to students how how