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Dec 6, 2023
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Teach a Friend Report
Name
:
Yzabelle Simeon Christophe
Who did you teach
:
Friend
(just specify the relation to you, i.e. – neighbor, friend at work, etc.)
Instructions
Write your responses to the items below. Make sure to answer each of the questions in your responses.
Note that the minimum word count for
full credit is 150 words
(total of all responses). Your instructor will
grade you according to the grading rubric in the assignment in your course.
When referencing a passage, include the citation and paste the actual passage into your response. If the
passage is long, just cite it and abbreviate or summarize it so the reader knows what the passage is about
but it doesn’t take up too many lines on this report.
Note - boxes will expand as you type
Describe your experience:
Provide a thoughtful reflection of your experience. What gospel principle from this week’s
lesson did you teach? Include specific quotes or references to scripture or prophetic teachings
that you used.
How did it go? How did you feel while teaching and afterward? What reaction or feedback did
you receive?
What teaching methods did you use (thought-provoking question, discussion, game, object
lesson, video, other method)?
This week, I had the opportunity to teach the gospel principle of enduring trials and relying on the
Savior. I focused on how the Savior's strength helped Him overcome challenges and how we can draw
strength from Him in our own lives. I referenced several scriptures and prophetic teachings to illustrate
this principle, including 2 Nephi 31:17, 2 Nephi 31:11, D&C 121:7-8, and a quote from Elder Jeffrey R.
Holland's talk "A High Priest of Good Things to Come" (October 1999 General Conference).
The teaching experience was a mixture of vulnerability and support. My friend and I opened up to
each other about our struggles, doubts, and the times we felt like giving up. We shared personal
experiences, testimonies, and scriptural examples of individuals who endured trials and found strength
in the Savior. The feedback I received was positive, with both of us feeling strengthened and inspired
by our discussion.
During our conversation, I used a variety of teaching methods, including thought-provoking questions,
open discussion, personal experiences, and relevant examples from the scriptures and prophetic
teachings. This allowed us to explore the gospel principles together, making the lesson more
meaningful and relatable. We also discussed practical ways to apply these principles in our daily lives,
such as prayer, scripture study, and seeking support from our church community.
Describe the insights you gained:
What did you learn from this experience about being a teacher of the gospel?
What deeper insights or understanding of the principle(s) being taught did you gain from
teaching the principle(s) to another person?
Through this experience, I gained valuable insights about being a teacher of the gospel. I learned the
importance of compassion, patience, and empathy when teaching others. Being open and genuine in
our conversations can help create a safe environment where both the teacher and the learner can
grow spiritually. Additionally, I learned that effective teaching involves using a variety of methods to
engage learners and make the principles relatable and applicable to their lives.
Furthermore, teaching the principle of enduring trials and relying on the Savior deepened my
understanding of the importance of turning to Christ during difficult times. As we share these principles
with others, we not only strengthen their faith but also reinforce our own testimony and commitment to
following the Savior's example. This experience reminded me that, despite the challenges we face, we
can find solace and strength in our faith, and that the Heavenly Father is always there to guide and
support us. It also highlighted the need for continued spiritual growth, personal introspection, and
reliance on the Savior to overcome trials and temptations in our lives.
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