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Reading.wmf (11880 bytes)  HOW TO STUDY

This section of the Student Tools will explain how to follow the course of study and maximize the learning process.

At all times during the course of study run your curser over bold CAPITALIZED text or incorporated graphics to see whether that text or graphic is hyperlinked to another  web page or other information.

Begin by surveying all of the materials in the column to the left relating to The Gospel of Matthew course.   Click on each button in the column to the left.  Acquaint yourself with the overall scope of the course, and what you will be required to know and do.

Set up a timetable for your study.  Plan ahead.

Go to the Syllabus and read this through thoroughly.  If you have any questions, send the teacher an e-mail message.  The address is on the Matthew Home page in the column to the left.

Survey the Course Outline carefully.

Be sure to read The Gospel of Matthew through regularly, and especially before you begin this study.  During the course of study you should read the Gospel through carefully three times merely to become well acquainted with the Gospel.  Before each study section on a specific Gospel text, read that text carefully in your own bible.

Follow the lessons as they are presented in the Course Outline.   Read each lesson through carefully.  Make notes in a personal notebook.

Follow all the links indicated in the lesson.  Use the Glossary when needed and when indicated in the lesson.

Summarize often!   Ask yourself regularly, "What have I just learned?"  "What was this lesson all about?"  Summarize the lesson in your own words before you progress to the next lesson.  Ask yourself, "What biblical principle (theological principle) did I learn from that text?"

Be sure to complete as thoroughly as possible every assignment called for in the course of study.

Keep in touch with the teacher.