1. Students demonstrate an understanding of Seventh-day Adventist beliefs, as they seek the

integration of faith and learning in the classroom.

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2. Students acquire critical content and concepts of the curriculum in their field of study, and

practice their craft in and outside the classroom.

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3. Students use a variety of pedagogical approaches for instruction to assist all students in the

mastery of the concepts in their field of study with the goal of creating life-long learners.

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4. Students demonstrate skillful teaching dispositions based on current research, including the

pedagogical knowledge necessary in the teaching and learning process, in their area of

specialization.

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5. Students work with others to create a positive climate that supports individual and

collaborative learning that encourage positive social interaction, and active engagement in

learning.

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6. Students understand and use multiple forms of assessment to engage learners to take

responsibility for their own learning, and to guide the teacher’s and learner’s in the decision

making process.

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7. Students recognize and demonstrate respect for diversity by employing effective strategies

in a multicultural setting.

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8. Students show a commitment to professional development, making connections between

theory and practice in order to become reflective practitioners.

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9. Students demonstrate a commitment to service as they participate in outreach activities

organized by department.