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My secrets for a memorable class discussion. 1. Remember the Glorious Pause “Pause after you ask a question and after you ask class members to share experiences. “Do not be afraid of silence. People often need time to think about and reply to questions or to express what they are feeling” (Teaching, No Greater Call, 67)….
5 Quotes Plus Discussion-Promoting Questions See also Teaching Helps Elder Patrick Kearon is in the Presidency of the Seventy, and his Conference talk is excellent! Conquering personal abuse, setbacks, and trauma is the message, so many of us need. It is also a bit harder of a lesson to organize and deliver effectively. Hopefully, the lesson…
5 Quotes Plus Discussion-Promoting Questions See also Teaching Helps Elder Eyring is a sweetheart. He is just one of those personalities we will always love. Nonetheless, his talks are harder to turn into lessons. It’s just his particular speaking style; he blends and intermixes the same concepts throughout his talk. I have to go through his…
5 Quotes Plus Discussion-Promoting Questions See also Teaching Helps Elder Rasband’s topic is paramount for our times. If you have not yet felt the rallying cry for religious freedom ripple through your soul – this talk might help catch you up. Elder Rasband does a superb job of championing religious freedom and making a case for…
5 Quotes Plus Discussion-Promoting Questions See also Teaching Helps Elder Holland brought us delightful humor and wit at General Conference. He shares this sweet note which says: Dear Bishopgenerle confrinswas Boring whyDo we half toDo it? tell me whySinserlie, Marin Arnold. Elder Holland replies, “Well, Marin, the talk I am about to give will undoubtedly disappoint…