Participation is a vital part of the learning process. The lessons that sink in and implant themselves in people's souls are those they have taken part in somehow. When he gets involved and participates in the activity, then he learns how to do it. Participation makes Bible learning more personal. Rather than feeding his students he whets their appetites and teaches them to feed themselves.
Participation helps meet people's needs.
All of the questions and comments spoken in a Bible class are indicative of the student's personal needs. Allowing your students this opportunity for expression helps them find answers to their own personal problems, temptations, and spiritual needs. Participation makes learning enjoyable. Obviously then, participation is very important in a Bible class. Let's consider a few do's and don'ts as guidelines for effective class participation.