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1. How the “Blueprint” for Agriculture in Adventist Education Can Be Relevant in the 21st Century
...education” that in modern parlance would be termed “wholistic.” In it, “moral, intellectual, and physical culture should be combined to have well-developed, well-balanced men and women.”9 This combination...
Learn More2. Why Culturally Responsive Teaching Matters
...supports wholistic pedagogical practices that connect teaching and learning with the education and culture of each child. Culture Defined The basic definition of culture is the way of life of a...
Learn More3. Adventist Choices: The Relationship Between Adventist Culture and Adventist Education
Stakeholders in Adventist education―teachers, administrators, church leaders, pastors, parents, alumni, and parishioners―have noted with growing concern the gradual decline of enrollment in K-12 Adventist...
Learn More4. Celebrating the World in Your Classroom
...look different from the majority of those who make up the teaching profession.2 Whenever multiple cultures come together, difficulties can arise―and many teachers may not recognize that there are cultural...
Learn More5. Understanding, Serving, and Educating Students in Urban Settings
...to those of disadvantaged children.11 In addition, immigrant children need to acclimate to a new culture while reconciling the loss of the only home they may have known; some need to heal from emotional...
Learn More6. Inclusive Curricula, Pedagogies, and Environments in the Social Studies Classroom
...understanding of themselves and their students. Many of today’s students are personally connected to multiple cultures, in varying degrees, by race, ethnicity, religion, abilities, language, and other...
Learn More7. Building a Culture of Trust:
...institutions. However, research has shown that education leaders who consistently place emphasis on a culture of trust find it much easier to garner the trust of their teams during crises.1 Institutions...
Learn More8. Engaging in Culturally Relevant Teaching:
...Teachers should keep in mind that the more often students see the faces of people from many different cultures at the front of their classroom, the more they will be able to see reflections of themselves...
Learn More9. Discipling the Whole Student
...Jesus come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and speak hundreds of different languages representing cultures and relationship dynamics covering a vast spectrum of diversity. Numerous scientifically defined...
Learn More10. Adventist Choices: The Relationship Between Culture and Adventist Education
...82.3.5), readers were introduced to the design and methodology of a study that examined Adventist culture within the continental United States–its roots, its ramifications, and its relativity among church...
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