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Madi Jordan Senior Violin Recital
No full textMadi Jordan presents her Senior Recital Cantabile featuring works by Beethoven, Franck, Paganini, and Sarasate.https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/events-2024-2025/1017/thumbnail.jp
Implementing Interdisciplinary Trauma-Informed Approaches: The First Year
No full textCome and learn about the implementation efforts of five interprofessional programs at Andrews University collaborating in the development of a campus-wide initiative to infuse trauma-informed approaches into undergraduate courses. Initial findings, needed adjustments, and campus-wide responses will be presented from the first year of this study
Classroom Transformations, Escape Rooms, and Mysteries: Interactive Activities to Engage your Students
No full textEngaging students is one of the first steps necessary for successful learning. Explore new ways to practice or review academic content while building skills such as problem-solving, multi-step processing, and collaborative work. Walk through a mini-escape room during this breakout session and learn how to use or create your own escape rooms and other classroom transformation activities in this interactive presentation/workshop. Adaptable resources (grades 3-12) will be provided for use in your own classrooms
Reaching Across Campus to Collaborate with Colleagues in an Emergency Preparedness Interprofessional Collaborative Practice (EP-IPCP) Simulation
No full textThis presentation will explain what is so important about the Science of Reading. Participants will be able to explain how the Science of Reading fits into reading instruction and its significance in teaching students to read whether they are English Language Learners, struggling readers or beginning readers. Participants will understand why the teacher’s knowledge of reading is the largest asset that can influence the growth of a student’s reading ability. A short introduction to LETRS training will be covered during the presentation
Ghana has reached an agreement with bilateral creditors on terms for restructuring the over $5 billion debt, a move expected to pave way for an IMF board meeting to disburse second tranche of funding by end of this month
No full textGhana has reached an agreement with bilateral creditors on terms for restructuring the over $5 billion debt, a move expected to pave way for an IMF board meeting to disburse second tranche of funding by end of this month. Associate Professor at Andrews University, WILLIAMS KWASI PEPRAH, Ph.D. reacts
If you do the maths very well, Finance Minister’s figures don’t tally
No full textAssociate Professor of Finance at Andrews University, Williams Kwasi Peprah, says the $2 billion savings the Finance Minister claimed the country would achieve through successful negotiations with creditors is not entirely accurate