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Becoming the Head

Deuteronomy 28:13 has a passage essential for Seventh-day Adventist education: “The LORD will make you the head and not the tail.” As educators, we want…

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The Matter of Priorities

In 1 Kings 3, Solomon receives an amazing question from God: “God said, ‘Ask! What shall I give you?’” As an educator, what would you…

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Nurturing Aesthetic Awareness through the Arts

As one converses with students, teachers, and parents, it becomes clear that the aesthetic experiences gained through the arts yield important benefits.

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Cornerstones of Adventist Education

Seventh-day Adventist education is built on a firm foundation that incorporates four cornerstones. We must ensure critical placement of them.

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Creating Aesthetic Contexts for Learning

If we wish to develop in our students an appreciation of beauty, we must transform our schools into places of aesthetic delight.

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Awakening Aesthetic Delight

Aesthetic experiences are life changing—opening up new horizons, dispelling the mists of routine and convention, and linking students in rich and meaningful ways.

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Examples of Evaluation in the Bible

Evaluation is an important part of the teaching and learning process. The Bible provides examples and insights on how to use evaluation.

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Biblical Insights on Student Evaluation

Throughout the Bible, we find principles of evaluation that can guide us in our role as educators. Here are a few examples.

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How to Make Formative Assessment More Effective

Formative assessment is an important tool to aid in student progress during the teaching and learning process.

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Countering Evaluation Anxiety and Promoting Student Success

Many students experience varying degrees of evaluation anxeity. Teachers can employ these means to help students to reduce their anxiety.

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Each Can Make a Difference

Those who do not stand in the pulpit or in front of a classroom, are they not also educators? Can they likewise be agents of…

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The Power of Relationship

For a student, belonging precedes believing. Through encounters that establish friendship and community, we connect with students in faith-forming ways.

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