El corazón de la comunicación
Los padres deben estar presentes emocionalmente, escuchar a sus hijos y fomentar un ambiente en el que la comunicación abierta y honesta sea bienvenida.
Descubriendo mi vocación
Que crean en sus propias capacidades, para alcanzar grandes alturas, a la par de los desafíos que enfrenten, y sobre todo, que tengan presente el…
Be the Change You Want to See
The essence of education is to build a student’s character and mature personality, benefiting the community around them. The mission of the Živorad Janković high…
Advocacy Can Make A Difference
As we educate and advocate for change, we are always reminded of our own vulnerability.
Connecting Learning to the Real World – Part 2
Part 1 of this series highlighted the importance of connecting learning to the real world. The post described four key skills essential for student success…
Connecting Learning to the Real World – Part 1
Today’s students are preparing to be contributing citizens in an increasingly connected, complex, and global society. They encounter rapid growth in the areas of technology…
Inspiración y Ayuda para Otros Profesores
“Mejores son dos que uno; porque tienen mejor paga de su trabajo. Porque si cayeren, el uno levantará a su compañero; pero ¡ay del solo! que…
A Class on Social Responsibility
At Vejlefjordskolen Boarding School in Denmark, a special 10th grade class has been established with a focus on social responsibility. Despite 10th grade being optional…
Community Outreach in Action – Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, the collaborative community practices of Solusi University were discussed. This post centers on one particular outreach project between the…
Community Outreach in Action – Part 1
In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who…
I Will Go to My School Family
Over the years, our schools in the Trans Pacific Union have found it challenging to create partnerships with the home, mainly due to busy schedules.…
The Value of a Mentor
I didn’t train as a teacher in college. My major was English, “writing, not teaching” as I was quick to highlight for anyone who asked.…