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After the Smoke Clears and the Fire Trucks Leave Kindergarten-LifelongSally Dillon shares how one community dealt with the aftermath of losing their elementary school to a fire. The first step, grief recovery, began in church the next day. A routine was reestablished as much as possible, with students meeting in different places... -
Natural Disasters - Acts of God or Acts of Satan? Tertiary-LifelongIf you have wondered about the underlying agent behind natural disasters and are looking for an Adventist viewpoint, this article may present an interesting perspective. Douglass examines Bible prophecy, and considers the differences between Satan's role and... -
Stewardship of the Environment - An Adventist Imperative Tertiary-LifelongMhlanga points out some impediments that have contributed to Adventist's lack of high level awareness and commitment to environmental care. He gives reasons why Adventist should view themselves as key players in matters of the environment. He also examines... -
Surviving a Natural Disaster Grade 1-Grade 12A head teacher reflects on the first few months after a tornado demolished their small school. Gather practical tips on how to prepare for and proceed after a natural disaster. -
Technology - Teacher Bulletin Volume 5 Kindergarten-Grade 12Technology is becoming more and more an integral teaching tool in the classroom. This section is full of annotated links for all subject areas, techy articles, webquests, and ideas for making technology work in your classroom. -
What Adventist Colleges Are Doing to Ensure Campus Safety TertiaryMaking sure administrators, teachers/staff, and students all are aware of the current safety procedures is crucial in the event of a crisis. By looking at what campuses have experienced and analyzing the policies that are currently in place, the future of... -
When Bad Things Happen to Good Schools Kindergarten-Grade 12Whether responding to a natural disaster or an incident of personnel misconduct, each school needs a Crisis Communication Plan that offers immediate and direct communication with parents, church, community, and the news media. During times of distress, members...