Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This handout has the 6 fundamentals of Gospel Teaching as described by Elder Dallin H. Oaks in his talk “Gospel Teaching,” Ensign, Nov. 1999, page 78. The 6 fundamentals are: 1. Love your students. 2. Concentrate on students’ needs. 3. Use prescribed (church published) materials. 4. Prepare diligently; seek effective teaching methods. 5. Seek and use the Spirit. 6. Analyze your efforts and seek to improve.
This list of resources and practical tips will be useful for those assigned a scripture on which to speak, or for Gospel Doctrine teachers. This article by Julie M. Smith appeared at Times and Seasons. Reprinted with permission.
We give this one-page instruction sheet to our substitute teachers to help them prepare Relief Society lessons in accordance with instructions given by church leaders. Since substitutes may not be up-to-date on current teaching methods and materials, we find this paper to be useful in helping them understand how to prepare meaningful lessons. Most statements are from the introduction to Teachings of The Presidents of the Church: Wilford Woodruff (2006),…
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I created these packets for my Teachings For Our Time teacher in Relief Society. It include lots of good instruction and help for preparing lessons. Applicable for Priesthood teachers, too. Also available in TEXT.
I created these packets for my Teachings of the Presidents of the Church teachers in Relief Society. They include lots of good instruction and help for preparing lessons. Applicable for Priesthood teachers, too.
Amy O. shared this handout that uses free clipart from Microsoft Word and the quotes from the lesson. Thanks! 2 handouts per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
This handout was submitted by Lindsay S. to accompany lessons on women’s teaching. Would make a good outline for a short leadership training on teaching with love. Grayscale, 2 per page
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