32 episodes
Teaching Restored Kevin Jones & Julie Hillyard
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 11 Ratings
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Exploring the HOW of teaching the restored gospel for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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E31: Fire In Your Bones - An interview with Danny Ricks, BYU-I religion professor
How do you prepare for a gospel lesson? Well, at first you need fire in your bones! That's what Danny Rick says. Danny is a religion professor at BYU-Idaho. He shares his experience from years of teaching the gospel.
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E30: When you feel inadequate to teach
If you're called to teach or lead and feel inadequate, know this: It’s part of your growth.
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E29: How to Get REALLY Great Comments in Class
What is the purpose of comments that class members may give? Is it to tell a story? To give more insight? To show how much they know? To bring in or detract from the Spirit? When is a comment helpful and when will it make it more difficult for you to teach?
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E28: How to Give Criticism Without Making an Enemy
You know when you need to give some feedback, but it may come across as negative, but you are only trying to help? Many of us would just let it go and move on. A few others might give the advice but it's taken in a negative way. So how do you give feedback in a way that is kind, loving, and actually unites you and the other person?
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E27: Fire Everything You Know About Teaching
Kevin and Julie candidly share their real-world experiences of overcoming the temptation to settle into comfortable patterns and the renewed focus required to connect more effectively with the individuals they teach.
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E26: Do I taketh the feedback to be hard?
When we get feedback about our teaching, how do we take it? What if it's really straightforward, direct, and a little brutal? How do we view this?
Customer Reviews
Great Podcast!
I’ve just started teaching an Adult Religion class and have found this podcast to already be so helpful in my journey to being an effective teacher! Thank you
Learning
I am loving this podcast so much! Episode 28 learning to give criticism is so wonderful. I follow the podcast, so when this episode popped up I was not sure how beneficial it would be to listen to this episode since I’m not in a leadership position right now. I’m so glad that I continued listening, because it taught me so much. I’m one of those people who just can’t speak about my emotions and it has been affecting my relationships. I love this approach to providing feedback. Thanks for making something that is so hard for me a little bit easier to deal with and giving an appropriate approach to addressing miscommunications.
Just what I have been looking for!
I have been learning so many wonderful techniques to improve my own efforts to teach by the spirit. I have longed for more support in developing my gospel teaching and learning that we find in teacher council meetings. It helps me understand how to be a better learner and help others learn better too! Thank you Kevin and Julie!