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Keynote: Enhancing Student Engagement with Generative AI
No full textInterested in unlocking the potential of Generative AI in your classroom? This session explores how AI tools can enhance student engagement across all grade levels. We’ll demystify Generative AI, breaking down complex concepts in an accessible way, and discuss the benefits, pitfalls and crucial ethical considerations surrounding its use, including bias. The session will also showcase practical applications of Generative AI in various domains, from creative writing and research to coding and personalized learning. Participants will also learn how to effectively integrate AI into lesson plans, address concerns about academic integrity, and prepare students for the future of learning in an AI-driven world
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The New Orphan? Ministry in K-12 Public Schools
Get PDFAs churches struggle with identity and declining members in an increasingly hyper-individualistic and pluralistic society, mission must be carefully reconsidered to bring about adaptive change. Public schools position themselves as a natural place to mingle with the people of the community. However, many churches’ missiological posture of attraction rather than immersion, in addition to the misinterpretation of how church and state should relate, keeps ministry away from the heart of the community. The 180° Symposium in 2017 identified “The New Orphan” as Youth Sabbath School. This metaphor now applies to elementary and secondary public schools. The Seventh-day Adventist Church has not officially focused on students attending public elementary or secondary schools, nor has it explored the missional opportunities inherent in these fields. Public K-12 school ministry should be adopted by the North American Division Youth and Young Adults Ministries Department (NADY&YA) based on psycho-social, missiological, and discipleship foundations
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The Student Movement Volume 109 Issue 14: Be Our Valentine?
Get PDFHUMANS
Student Missions Director Leaving Andrews\u27 CFE, Andrew Francis
Love is in the Air, Ayanda Dewa
Student Leader Spotlight: George Utuk, Joel Pelletier
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Kendrick Lamar and The Great American Game, Lia Glass
Madeline Miller and Emily Wilson Lecture Review, Audrey Lim
Five Wholesome Romance Films to Watch This Valentine\u27s Day, Ember Clark
Musical Dreams: Annual Performance of Young Artist Winners, Aiko J. Ayala Rios
NEWS
Administrators Answer Student Questions at AUSA Town Hall, Andrew Francis
IDEAS
Thoughts on Ethnic Food at the Cafeteria, Rod Olofernes
What Do They Want for Valentine\u27s Day?. Rod Olofernes
PULSE
The History of Valentine\u27s Day, Nora Martin
Addressing Immigration Concerns at AU, Lexie Dunham
Maybe She\u27s Not the One: Story Time with Mr. Moushon, Introduction by Anna Rybachek
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