When you go to a restaurant and order an entrée, depending on what you’re getting, the server may ask, “How would you like that cooked?” It’s nice to have options so that the meal will be prepared in a way that suits your tastes.
When it comes to catechist formation, we also have many options. Catechist formation can be “served up” in a variety of formats, depending on your preferences and learning style. With that in mind, we thought it would be interesting to find out what format you most prefer when it comes to catechist formation. Please take a moment to participate in the poll below, and be sure to check back to see the results as they come in!
Attending a workshop or class with the other catechists teaching the same grade is very helpful because ideas can be shared from “seasoned” catechists to the “newbies”. Camaraderie brings a comfort level to all and makes it easier to ask questions or plan strategies for activities, etc.
Very true, Theresa…thanks!
Not only can you share ideas with other catechists but there is always something new I learn. I always love to hear new teaching options and so often try them out. Its fun also to meet up again with some of the catechists you’ve previously met.
Thanks for sharing, Donna!