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Our training for the past 5 weeks has focused on "Teach the Doctrine." As you have applied the past few week's training into your lesson preparation and teaching, here is a final review of some of the points that were made.
Evaluate what you are teaching to make sure you are teaching true doctrine. These questions can help:
Is what I’m planning to teach founded on the scriptures and words of latter-day prophets?
Have multiple prophets taught this? What are current Church leaders teaching about it?
How will this help others build faith in Jesus Christ, repent, and progress along the covenant path?
Is this consistent with the promptings of the Holy Ghost, or do I feel spiritually unsettled about it?
Daily study the word of God to learn true doctrine for yourself.
Ask learners to read scriptures and the words of modern prophets as you teach.
Teach learners how to use the footnotes, the Guide to the Scriptures, and other resources as they study the scriptures.
Invite learners to find truths in a scripture passage or a story.
Bear testimony of how you have come to know a doctrine is true.
Use stories or metaphors to help learners gain a deeper understanding of gospel truths.
Thank you for all you do to bless the youth in your classrooms. Starting next week, the weekly micro-trainings will focus on Inviting Diligent Learning.
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