1. Asking Effective Questions

2. Some of the youth can go through Primary, Sunday School, YM/YW and seminary and come out without testimonies. Why? Because our young people have grown up spectators.

3. Before you teach Be prepared through study and prayer Think of the needs of your students Identify the doctrine you would like to teach

4. Facilitate learning by the Spirit First five minutes… – Object lesson – Question – Activity – Make connections

5. Three levels of questions Low, medium and high…that help students knowledge, analyze and apply. Start with low-level and progress to deeper ones giving students the opportunity to warm- up and feel the Spirit. Adjust the question for the child.

6. Effective Questions Never answer your own questions! Accept every answer Use techniques to involve the more quiet students and limit the more talkative ones

7. Effective Questions Ask questions that don’t have an obvious answer…but not beyond the student’s capacity to answer Avoid “yes” and “no” questions

8. TEACH AND CLARIFY THE DOCTRINE. ALLOW THE STUDENTS TO COMMENT ON INDIVIDUAL ADAPTATIONS.

9. FEAST F – find the principle E – explain as needed A – apply – how does this apply to me S – share – a personal experience T – testify

10. Invite to Act Ask Encourage