Posted on Thursday March 21, 2019“When they saw the courage of Peter and John and realized that they were unschooled, ordinary men, they were astonished and they took note that these men had been with Jesus” (Acts 4:13). Leadership is a modern-day buzzword with ongoing discussion on leadership definitions, styles and typologies. Where does the Christian fit into all of … Continued
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Posted on Wednesday March 20, 2019En la primera parte de esta exploración, identificamos los cuatro pilares de la educación: obediencia, dominio propio, respeto y reverencia. Vamos a elaborar más sobre la obediencia y el dominio propio y cómo se relacionan con la educación adventista. Obediencia: Los padres y maestros conscientes de su responsabilidad ante Dios y ante la sociedad deben … Continued
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Posted on Monday March 18, 2019Help your students thrive by building stronger families through short, engaging, easy-to-read newsletters for parents of children and teens. The Curriculum and Instruction Resource Center Linking Adventist Educators(CIRCLE.adventist.org) curated the best articles from a column written by Adventist family therapist Susan Murray for the Lake Union Herald. Consider including the URL in an email or your … Continued
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Posted on Thursday March 14, 2019Dans notre classe de pédagogie on nous a souvent répété que l’enfant n’est pas un adulte en miniature mais un petit être avec ses propres sentiments, ses besoins et son monde à lui seul. Mon histoire le prouve. Je n’aimais pas la façon dont les élèves entraient dans la salle de classe le matin. Ils … Continued
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