A few Sundays ago I sat through another Relief Society lesson based on a talk from General Conference. The teacher has been teaching Relief Society for years. She’s considered the best teacher in the...
Belief / Culture / Gospel / women
by Bailey · Published November 22, 2022 · Last modified November 27, 2022
Note: This is fourth in a series about teaching. Click to read Part 1: The Incredible Power of a Teacher, Part 2: Creating a Community of Belonging, and Part 3: When Trauma Appears at...
Belief / Culture / feminism / Gospel / Journeys
by Bailey · Published October 25, 2022 · Last modified October 24, 2022
Note: This is a third post in a series about teaching. Click to read Part 1: The Incredible Power of a Teacher and Part 2: Creating a Community of Belonging. “And this,” said the...
‘There’s a place for us, somewhere a place for us’ these lyrics from the West Side Story song “Somewhere” kept floating through my mind while writing this post, the second in a series about...
Every year, LDS children ages 3 to 11 years old are conscripted into performing a “Primary Sacrament Meeting Presentation” for the adults of their ward. This performance is meant to dazzle parents and delight...
Guest Post by Ann. Ann has a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and recently earned a second one in Accounting. Contrary to what some people told her, she has been able to use the degrees...
This is the first post in a series about foundational concepts in teaching applied to a church setting. “Who is the teacher?” is often the first question people ask about a class whether it’s...
Culture / feminism / history / women
by Guest Post · Published July 8, 2022 · Last modified July 7, 2022
Guest Post by Whitney Bush. Whitney is a middle school science teacher in Brooklyn NY originally from Madison, WI. She studied Wildlife and Wildlands Conservation at BYU and Special Education at Brooklyn College. She loves...
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