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Building trust and respect within a staff is a long-term process. Losing it can be overnight.

Does the way we conduct ourselves reflect the spirit of the Christian gospel?

Social-emotional literacy is a library. We add volumes to it as we age and develop the capacity to read with more complexity.

Do I get discouraged or do I take the opportunity to give the challenges to God and see what He can do with them?

"I feel so amazed at how God has blessed my journey, and I know that my teachers were a part of it."

The transforming role that the Adventist teacher can play in the lives of their students.

Leadership is about service, not status. It is about empowering rather than empire building, and it is about others, not ourselves.

The five words used in the New Testament translated “ministry” generally refer to “servanthood” or service given in love.

"She challenged her students to read a chapter of the Bible each day and then summarize it."

We need to take the time to listen. Adventist educators seek to follow God’s example in all we do.

Is it a blessing? A necessary evil? An unnecessary evil? Feelings about technology vary widely.

Volume 10, Issue 1 (2016) of TEACH Journal of Adventist Education is available online.