Going to Teach, but Being Taught
I walked into the classroom and a sea of unfamiliar faces—31 of them—met me. I panicked. It was my first class with my ESL Grammar…
Dialogue Volume 34, Number 2
Designed for university students and young professionals, Volume 34, Number 2 of College and University Dialogue is now available online.
43rd Annual ASDAL Conference
The 2023 Conference Committee invites submissions for proposal for presentations at the 43rd annual conference of the Association of Seventh-day Adventist Librarians, to be held…
Choosing Volunteer Work Abroad
My experience serving abroad, in Brazil, began as most experiences begin, with uncertainties, fears, and doubts. We may romanticize going abroad on an adventure but…
Deseo de servir a Dios
Era el año 2017, ya tenía una carrera hecha y un buen trabajo, pero Dios quería un futuro aún mejor para mí. El amor por…
To Educate is to Share
When I was in the classroom as a student, I focused on following the guidelines of the teacher, who I saw as my guide and…
Serviço Voluintário e a Educação Adventista
Quando criança eu amava ler histórias de missionários. Elas contavam milagres, curiosidades sobre a cultura de outros países e, especialmente, a abnegação de alguém que…
Adventist Teachers: Journey to Excellence
In 2002, the Education Department of General Conference established a motto for Adventist education: Journey to Excellence. The excellence we see in our Creator and…
Engage Newsletter Winter 2022
Published quarterly, Engage is the official newsletter for North American Division of Seventh-day Adventist Education.
When the Work Feels Pointless and Thankless
Many people characterize editing as burdensome and unnecessary, but I take pleasure in editing written works. Seeing written works transform gives me a sense of…
In Adventist News: October-December 2022
North American Division publications recently included the following articles that may be of interest to Adventist educators. Enjoy reading!
Overscheduling in Children, Part 2: How Schools Can Help
As we discussed in our previous article, overscheduling can have serious consequences for our students. Although parents make many of the scheduling decisions for our…