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Catechetical Methods & Techniques Flashcards

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  1. In catechetical methodology, 'inductive' teaching means:

    Answer: Beginning with concrete experience and moving toward faith principles

    Inductive catechesis starts with concrete human experience and moves toward the articulation of faith principles.

  2. What is the purpose of 'faith sharing' small groups in parish catechesis?

    Answer: To create a safe space where participants share how faith connects to their lives

    Faith sharing small groups provide a safe, supportive space for participants to share personal faith experiences and grow together.

  3. How should a catechist handle a learner's question that the catechist cannot answer?

    Answer: Acknowledge the limits of their knowledge, research the answer, and follow up

    Honesty and intellectual humility model authentic faith; catechists should research and follow up rather than fabricate answers.

  4. Which catechetical technique invites learners to journal or write reflections on Scripture or doctrine?

    Answer: Lectio Divina journaling or reflective writing

    Reflective writing and journaling help learners personalize and internalize Scripture and doctrinal content.

  5. What is the catechetical rationale for incorporating service projects into faith formation?

    Answer: To integrate orthopraxis (right action) with orthodoxy (right belief)

    Service projects integrate orthopraxis with orthodoxy, helping learners live what they believe rather than only knowing it intellectually.

  6. The catechetical use of testimony or witness talks is most effective when:

    Answer: A real person shares how faith has shaped their lived experience

    Authentic personal witness to how faith has transformed one's life is one of the most persuasive forms of catechetical communication.

  7. When teaching diverse cultural groups, the catechist should:

    Answer: Recognize and incorporate cultural expressions of faith as authentic and enriching

    The GDC calls for inculturation—recognizing that faith is expressed in diverse cultural forms, all of which can be authentic.