Posted on Thursday June 13, 2019Focusing on school boards, Volume 81, Issue 1 (2019) of The Journal of Adventist Education is now available online. In his guest editorial titled Called to Lead in Tumultuous Times, Bordes Henry Saturné discusses the substantial amount of tumult the world of education has seen in recent decades and the opportunities these challenges can provide. … Continued
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Posted on Wednesday June 12, 2019À ce moment, j’étais une enseignante dans la plus grande école élémentaire de la ville. Ma spécialité, la lecture, une matière importante pour le succèsde l’enfant. J’enseignais en cinquième année où j’avais trois groupes. Tout allait bien, les élèves lisaient et je prenais note. Quand j’appelai le nom de Toby Johnson, la classe entière s’exclama: … Continued
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Posted on Monday June 10, 2019The beginning of a new school year, semester, or quarter is often filled with lots of excitement and great expectations. One of the expectations for teachers is that they will learn and remember the names of their students. When I taught at a small school, I learned my students’ names relatively quickly since my homeroom … Continued
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Posted on Thursday June 06, 2019What Teachers Can Do? Start each class with an inspiring prayer, poem, quotation or musical selection. Make sure students have their notebooks and/or textbooks open, ready when class begins. Playing a musical prelude 5 minutes before the start of class can set a positive atmosphere. Use a five-minute outline and review of materials covered in the previous … Continued
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