Teaching Guidance
General guidance to improve your teaching skills.
Asking the Right Questions… 
Four no-fail questions for just about any lesson. Church Approved Resources
When you need to supplement, where do you get your materials? Does Your Calling Matter? 
You don't have a big, important job in the church? Does your work matter to anyone? Helping Your Class Feel the Spirit
Helps on how to Help bring in the Spirit during your lessons. I Hate My Calling!
You´ve been called to serve in the one job you always vowed you´d never do. Now what? Ideas for Keeping the Focus in Your Class
Some new ideas to make your classes enjoyable, get your audience involved and help them get the most out of the lesson no matter if you are teaching children or adults. Keeping Lessons Simple
When I first joined the church, I was puzzled by the simplicity of our chapels. In time, I came to understand and value their simplicity. I realized that with all distractions removed, the focus was entirely on the message being given. I’ve tried to take that into my lessons as well.
Now Gimme Some Candy!!!
How to Incorporate the Human Senses in Order to Help Understanding and Remeberance of Your Lesson. Orienting a New Teacher
She´s never taught before and she´s nervous. As a leader, how will you help her prepare for her first day? Questions for the Heart
Asking questions for the brain lets students share knowledge. Asking questions for the heart allows them to share testimony. Rising Above Negative Publicity
The upcoming episode of HBO's "Big Love" is said to depict temple ceremonies. How should we react to this as members of the LDS church? Our leaders have set a Christ-Like example for us to follow. Share Your Testimony!
Does someone need to borrow your testimony today? Make sure you offer it each time you teach. Sign Up For Our Newsletter!
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Is it ever okay to deviate from the assigned lesson manual when we teach? The TeachingLDS Forum
Have you visited our Forum here at TeachingLDS? Here is how to make the most of this tool. Unexpected Teaching Moments
An unexpected question can make the gospel personal. Are you ready? Unify Your Auxiliary
Want to enjoy your calling in your auxiliary while being more effective at the same time? Then read on… Using a Substitute Teacher
You can't make it to church. Who will teach your class and how can you make it a positive experience? Teaching LDS Homepage | Editor's Picks Articles | Top Ten Articles | Teaching LDS Site Map
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