Southern Asia-Pacific

The Power of a Shared Meal

Friendship is crucial in creating a positive and nurturing environment between the teacher and students.

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Alignment: The Key to Curriculum

“Alignment is the key,” said one of the facilitators of an in-service training for English teachers I attended two years ago.

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Teaching Individual Accountability

Communication and collaboration are among the important skills that students develop when they work with their peers. However, more than we care to admit, free…

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A Teacher’s Perspective on AI

As a language teacher, mother, and wife, I manage a busy schedule, and artificial intelligence (AI) has become my trusted assistant. It has saved me…

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Practical Strategies to Develop Study Habits

It’s never too late to develop effective study habits. As educators, we can help guide students through this process.

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We Witness With What We Wear

Dressing well is a daily sermon, stitched with spiritual values and purpose.

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Finding Adventist Education in Adventist Schools – Part 2

When we are considering whether our schools are embodying the goals and principles of Adventist education, one of the key indicators to look at is…

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Finding Adventist Education in Adventist Schools – Part 1

Jesus once asked in Luke 18:8, “When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth?” What if a similar question was asked today:…

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English Language Learners and PhD Writing

Completing a PhD is not an easy pursuit. My friends used to say it can cause PHD, “permanent head damage.” The most difficult part for…

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Editorial Tips for Thesis and Dissertation Writing

As educators, we often find ourselves being students as well, working on graduate work that may require theses or dissertations. I would like to share…

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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…

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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…

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