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A Normal Day

February 24, 2019 by Katie Moore

#20 Training

Training takes on a variety of shapes in daily life. Our team both continually learns from those more expert than us and has a hand in helping those who are earlier on the “beginner” scale than us.

Teaching literacy basics to the missionaries-in-training for the field of Mexico

We have gone to conferences to learn how to analyze discourse. Yes, that is a real thing and it is about as fun-filled as the name suggests. We have had training seminars on translation principles, and church planting methods, and even how to effectively use different software to further our work.

Discourse analysis is crucial to being able to communicate clearly in another language

I, in particular, have had several opportunities to further my training with regards to literacy. I still have a lot left to learn. But because I know a little bit, at least, I am sometimes called upon to share that info with the missionaries in training.

In Colombia this past fall to teach another literacy module

Sometimes we get “on the job” training, where experts in their field come to our location and give us feedback and guidance on how to progress in any one of these areas. An example would be when Rachel’s translation consultant arrives in our village to do a final comprehension check. This time is not only about evaluating her work, but also about strengthening her skill set as a translator.

With our translation consultant for work and on-the-job training

Our team is grateful for expert help, guidance, and advice. And we are also grateful to be able to share what we have learned–and what we are still learning–with others.

At an advanced language workshop with other Latin American missionaries

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