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Chapter 7—Teachers and Teaching True education means more than taking a certain course of study. It is broad. It includes the harmonious development of all the physical powers and the mental faculties. It teaches the love and fear of God, and is a …
Read in context… The mind must be trained to comprehend the important truths that concern eternal life.—The Review and Herald, November 11, 1909.(Fundamentals of Christian Education, 536.) Minds Not to Be Crowded With Useless Things—Education, as it is conducted in the schools of today …
Read in context… That which the rabbis regarded as superior education was in reality the [439] greatest hindrance to true education. It was opposed to all real development. Under their training, the powers of the youth were repressed, and their minds were cramped and narrowed. The brothers …
Read in contextChapter 16—Health Principles Begin Health Education Early .—The Creator of man has arranged the living machinery of our bodies. Every function is wonderfully and wisely made. And God has pledged Himself to keep this human machinery in healthful action if the human agent …
Read in contextIndustrial Reform* Because difficulties arise, we are not to drop the industries that have been taken hold of as branches of education. While attending school the youth should have an opportunity for learning the use of tools. Under the guidance of experienced workmen, carpenters …
Read in context… The world needs young men and young women whose talents are controlled by consistent principles.105 What, then, is essential education for this time? True education embraces physical, mental, and moral training that develops all your abilities to their highest potential so you can …
Read in context… From the Great Teacher, the workers will receive the highest of all education. We talk of higher education. This is the highest education—to make the life of Christ our constant lesson book. Let every soul whose name is on the church books put …
Read in context… That which the Lord has fitted you to do in the education of canvassers is a much-needed work.... Place yourself, if possible, where you will have little cause to worry over the work of others. As a teacher of canvassers you have talents …
Read in context… In this communion is found the highest education. It is God’s own method of development. “Acquaint now thyself with him” is His message to mankind. The method outlined in these words was the method followed in the education of the father of our …
Read in contextThe Right Education It is the nicest work ever assumed by men and women to deal with youthful minds. The greatest care should be taken in the education of youth, to vary the manner of instruction so as to call forth the high and …
Read in context… It has not been honored above every other book in the education of children and youth. Students devote years to acquiring an education. They study different authors and become acquainted with science and philosophy through books containing the results of human research; but the …
Read in context… A Broad Education Including Bible Work—The Lord designs that the school should also be a place where a training may be gained in women’s work—cooking, housework, dressmaking, bookkeeping, correct reading, and pronunciation. They are to be qualified to take any post …
Read in contextChapter 5—The Education of Israel “The Lord alone did lead him; ” “He instructed Him, He kept Him as the apple of His eye.” The system of education established in Eden centered in the family. Adam was “the son of God” (Luke 3:38 …
Read in context… Such an aim is set before the youth of today.—Education, 262 (1903). Should Aim as High as Possible—The specific place appointed us in life is determined by our capabilities. Not all reach the same development or do with equal efficiency the same …
Read in context… The Book Education Christian education reached a high point of interest and activity among Seventh-day Adventists in the late 1890s and the early 1900s. For twenty or twenty-five years the church had been operating colleges. But except for elementary schools in connection …
Read in contextChapter 13—Proper Education It is the nicest work ever assumed by men and women to deal with youthful minds. The greatest care should be taken in the education of youth to so vary the manner of instruction as to call forth the high …
Read in contextChapter 1—Proper Education It is the nicest work ever assumed by men and women to deal with youthful minds. The greatest care should be taken in the education of youth to so vary the manner of instruction as to call forth the high …
Read in contextChapter 56—Religion and Scientific Education Dear Brother and Sister B, You have both been presented before me as in danger spiritually. You were leaving the right path and were placing your feet in a broader road. Sister B was saying many things, in …
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