In Adventist News: July-September 2021 (part 1)
North American Division publications recently included the following articles that may be of interest to Adventist educators. Enjoy reading!
Insights on Memory and Attention from Neuroscience
Educators need to understand the science of learning so that they can construct learning environments and experiences.
Engage Fall 2021
Published quarterly, Engage is the official newsletter for North American Division of Seventh-day Adventist Education.
How Educational Neuroscience Can Help Teachers
Educational neuroscience can help classroom teachers understand how the behavior of students is influenced.
From Discipleship to Apostleship and Servant Leadership
Seventh-day Adventist educators are called into leadership training for eventual apostleship as teachers and then to servant leadership.
La Muerte: Enemiga que También Llega a la Escuela
Las pérdidas de vidas en nuestro entorno dejan huellas de dolor profundo. ¿Seremos instrumentos de bendición para nuestros estudiantes?
Journey Towards Intentional Teaching
Reflecting on day-to-day moments allows teachers to gain a deeper insight into their teaching practices by identifying associated emotions.
Amar Empieza por Uno Mismo
Un gran porcentaje de maestros y profesores ha decidido retirarse de las aulas después de un año escolar marcado por las exigencias de una pandemia.
What Questions Do You Have?
Asking questions is a habit that needs nurturing and support. Teachers can help students to nurture this habit.
Engage Summer 2021
Published quarterly, Engage is the official newsletter for North American Division of Seventh-day Adventist Education.
The Great Pivot
COVID-19 has certainly changed our world forever. One lesson we have learned is how to use technology to our benefit.
Brain-friendly Learning Space Design
Classrooms often have four walls. Educators can use these four walls to energize/engage, focus, and calm students’ brains.