TUL570: Field Supervision
Year: 1. Semester: 1-2 Credit Value: 3 Credit Domain: Mission/Sociology/History/Leadership
The two Field Supervision processes (one each year) involve extensive reflection upon how the "context" of slum life relates to the "text" of Jesus’ teaching on the reign of God and the "pretext" of the church’s missional response. Each is completed under the supervision of a designated mentor (e.g. site coordinator or team leader) with expertise in cross-cultural adjustment, faith integration, and pastoral care.
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Reflective journalingMonthly mentoring
Weekly guided retreat and worship with other students to sustain psycho-emotional equilibrium
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3 | Lecture titles | ||||
4 | Weekly readings, bibliography | ||||
5 | Field Supervision with report forms | ||||
6 | Course manual with initial notes for each lecture | ||||
7 | Course manual completed | ||||
8 | Course manual with graphics | ||||
9 | Conversion to web pages | ||||
10 | CD of course | ||||
11 | 3-5 min video clips added | ||||
12 | Interactive CD for distance learning |
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