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Three crucial choices are essential to having a successful Christian leadership or a complicated one.

Adventist education can benefit from formalising the conditions for managing diversity within its own faith-based and doctrine-led context.

By asking this simple question, we can mediate our students into deeper thinking by allowing them to share what they know.

It is important for Adventist institutions to consider and focus on their calling to transform lives through Christ-centred education.

The more our school workplaces can foster human connection, the more we can reduce stress and increase teacher well-being.

Schools that have children at the center of learning and incorporate outdoor activities provide a place to develop and learn new skills.

Essential questions facilitate meta-cognition, self-awareness and a goal setting orientation for self-improvement, behaviour modification.

After 124-years of providing higher education in Australia, Avondale is now a registered Australian university as of July 1, 2021.

It is important to have tools to implement in helping and supporting students through their difficulties and struggles.

Students are struggling with mental health issues. The Invictus Program helps teach students to understand and manager their mental health.

The pages of the book Education by Ellen White continue to inspire Adventist educators who seek guidance and clarity regarding our mission.

Following the example of Jesus, we can see the components needed to create an atmosphere of successful leadership.