Hist 102 Great Ideas in Culture 4 Semester Credits
& Government
Taught by John Kinzer, MA
Tuesdays & Fridays 7-9 pm. Foothills Fellowship Church
Lit 301 19th Century British Novel 3 Semester Credits
Taught by Marcella Kinzer, BS
Tuesdays 4 - 7 pm. Grace Baptist Chapel in Albuquerque
Hist 301 America's Providential History
3 Semester Credits
Taught by John Kinzer, MA
Saturdays 1 - 4 pm. Calvary Chapel of Rio Rancho
Spring 2011 Class Schedule
Edu 301 Teaching Reading 3 Semester Credits
Taught by Georgia Babb, MA
This course focuses on the "how to" methods of teaching children to read at the elementary level. Combining visual, kinesthetic, and auditory approaches with a theoretical framework of how children learn to read, learners will acquire the knowledge and the understanding necessary to teach reading. Learners will discover what reading comprehension and fluency are and why they are an important part of the reading process. They will learn how to assess students' fluency using the qualitative and the quantitative techniques. We will explore different approaches to reading and language development instruction and evaluation in a classroom or homeschool setting.
Wednesdays 5:30-8:30 pm. at Calvary Chapel, Rio Rancho
Hist 202 American History 3 Semester Credits
Taught by Paul Collins, DMin
Spanning American History from 1865 to the present, this class evaluates the events and changes in American culture in light of the founding ideas. Liberty and civil freedoms are themes which are discussed in light of present trends. Special emphasis is made to the period of Reconstruction, the Depression, and the New Deal. The growth of civil government is analyzed.
Thursdays 6:30-9:30 pm. at Hoffmantown Church
Hist 303 Culture and History: 3 Semester Credits
A Biblical Worldview
Taught by Carolyn Mueller, BA
The heart and philosophy, or worldview, of a people is reflected in their culture. This course examines those cultural and historical perspectives. It is a survey course beginning with the Roman Age and culminating with the contemporary period.
Fridays 6-9 pm. at the City Church of Albuquerque
Lit 201 Great Ideas in Literature 3 Semester Credits
Taught by Marcie Kinzer, BS
This class is one of the distinctive Great Books classes where important works of Literature are read and discussed with the class learning from personal insights as well as from the teacher. The discussion and work of the class focuses on books from 1800 to the present. The Great Books will be the vehicle through which great ideas of civilization are discussed in relation to Biblical truth.
This introductory Biology class introduces students to the variety and abundance of God's living creation. In this overview of the subject, principles of Botany and Zoology are presented. The class includes a lab session and field trips which include microscope work and basic field observation.
Place & Time: TBD
Nat. Sci. 303 Introduction to Creation Science 3 Semester Credits
Taught by John Doughty, PhD.
Introduction to Creation Science gives the student a way to understand the realm of science and true Christianity. The student will read and discuss in class the physical sciences, earth sciences, and life sciences in the light of Biblical teaching. Scientific evidence for a young earth is presented. Students will understand the Biblical tenets of Creation and make comparisons and contrasts to the tenets and theory of evolution.
Mondays 6:30 - 9:30 pm. at Faith Church, Rio Rancho
Bible 102 New Testament Survey 3 Semester Credits
Taught by Ray Mondragon, DMin.
In this survey of the New Testament, the student will understand and apply the great themes and doctrines of Christianity. Particular attention is given to the life of Christ and His teaching, the doctrines of the Apostles, and application to the individual, the family, and the church community.
Mondays, 4-7 pm. at Grace Church, Albuquerque
CS 102 Christian Service 2 1 Semester Credit
Mentored by Ray Mondragon, DMin
This one credit class represents three hours of service to the community each week where the student learns to take his or her faith into the market place as a blessing and encouragement to others.
Locations:
Calvary Chapel of Rio Rancho 138 Frontage Road, Rio Rancho 896-2990
City Church of Albuquerque 3320 San Pedro NE, Albuquerque 299-6435
Faith Church 900 Southern Blvd, Rio Rancho 891-0393
Grace Church 6901 San Antonio NE, Albuquerque 821-8800
Hoffmantown Church 8888 Harper Road NE, Albuquerque 828-2600
Noah Webster College thanks each of the churches above for the use of their classroom facilities. Each church helps the college fulfill its mission.
