It takes self-discipline and team-work to learn Biblical Hebrew
During the intensive course on Biblical Hebrew for trainers in Kenya in June, Tabitha Thuku, shared her clue to effective learning. She is a student of transformational Theology at PAC University and joined from the first course in January because she wanted to llearn to read Biblical Hebrew in a week. Five months later she has done more than 70 hours of work on the exercises in Bible Online Learner and she is now able to guide new beginners as a trainer.
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She found the key. Even if a mother of four, a student, an employee, voluntary in the church, a business women and then even has lost her father, she is able to put in an hour every day and learn very well. She is now addicted to learning Hebrew, she says. The gaming has helped her very well.
Tabitha found the key. Even if a mother of four, a student, an employee, voluntary in the church, a business women and then even has lost her father, she has managed to put in an hour every day and learn very well. She is now addicted to learning Hebrew, she says! The support for gaming has helped her very well.
But it all starts with a goal oriented direction and a clear purpose! Set some clear milestones and then shape your daily life for active learning. She is now acquiring mastery and autonomy, and she is training to guide beginners.
In this rare moment in class another student from the Hebrew class at PAC, Florence Muchiri, explains how peer-based training in learning teams help students learn better and faster.