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What Is Revelation? 19 ➤ ➤ Hopefully, the students will remember that Jesusis the perfect Revelation of God, the fulfillment ofsalvation history. Note that this will be the focusof the current course. proceed.UnderstandStep 2Follow this assessment bypresenting to the students thehandouts “Final Performance TaskOptions for Unit 1” (Document #:TX001190) and “Rubric for FinalPerformance Tasks for Unit 1”(Document #: TX001191).This unit provides you with three ways to assess that thestudents have a deep understanding of the most impor-smp.org/LivinginChrist for background information.Teacher NoteUnit 1If the students seem toremember and understandRevelation fairly well from thefirst course, you may want toconsider these options: to skip this unit, which is allabout Revelation, and movedirectly into unit 2, “Who IsGod?” If you decide to doso, it is suggested that youstill assign the studentsto interview an adult whohas had a relationship withJesus (step 4 in this unit).The students can learn alot from the interview andfrom sharing with theirclassmates what theylearned. students to complete thelearning experiences inunit 1, which do take areview approach to thetopic but still deepen thestudents’ understanding ofRevelation. If the studentsrespond as if they havenever heard of Revelation,you may want to dig into thetopic and spend more timeon the learning experiences,supplement them withother learning experiencesof your own, or look atsmp.org/LivinginChrist formore ideas about teachingRevelation.(cont’d. on next page)