The Bible is the center of education, and all subordinate studies should be brought into the circle of light radiating from thence. Academics play an important part, but they are secondary. Students spend half the school day studying God's Word and the other half studying God's world. The Bible outlines how we should teach our children. The Hebraic aim of education was ethical and religious.
Study is a form of worship.
The method of instruction in the home was oral, and learning was accomplished by practice. The Hebrew taught no distinction between sacred and secular areas of life. Every detail of life therefore, must be set aside and consecrated to the glory of God. These four steps are a cycle of instruction based on the Four Learning Styles developed by Dr. Bernice McCarthy. See the 4Mat Chart.