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An Orientation for the CES In-service Leader
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How to Use This Teaching Improvement Package
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“Heavenly Things”
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Religious and Secular Education Differ
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Edifying Teaching
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The Role of Teaching in God’s Work
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A Brief History of CES
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CES and the Mission of the Church
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The Charted Course of the Church in Education
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Teaching Students the Gospel of Jesus Christ
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The Four Aspects of the CES Objective
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Even As I Am
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Live the Gospel
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Jesus, the Master Teacher
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Teach Effectively
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The Woman at the Well
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Edifying Teaching
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Teach Effectively
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The Role of the Student
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Equally Yoked Together
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Administer Appropriately
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Helping Others to Be Spiritually Led
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Teaching by the Spirit
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The Role of the Holy Ghost in Gospel Learning
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“A Man without Eloquence”
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The Functions of the Holy Ghost
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The Role of the Student in Gospel Learning
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The Role of the Student
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Learner Conditions
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Teachers Make a Difference
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The School of the Elders
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Faith in the Students
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Prepare Yourself
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Using the Curriculum
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Decide the What
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Decide the What
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Decide the How
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Decide the How
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The Importance of Devotionals
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Establishing a Spiritual Setting
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Establish an Appropriate Spiritual Setting
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Maintaining an Appropriate Setting
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Maintain an Appropriate Setting
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Help Students Study the Scriptures
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Scripture Study and Teaching
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Use “Look for” Skills
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Use “Look for” Skills
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Mark the Scriptures
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Mark the Scriptures
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Take a Broader Perspective
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Take a Broader Perspective
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Summarize the Scriptures
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Summarize the Scriptures
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“Liken” the Scriptures
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“Liken” the Scriptures
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Develop Scripture Mastery
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Develop Scripture Mastery
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Questions and Class Discussion
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Ask Questions That Help Students Search, Analyze, and Apply
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Directing Class Discussions
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Using Visuals
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Using the Board
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Using Objects, Pictures, and Sacred Music
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Naaman and Elisha
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Using Audiovisual Presentations
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Writing Exercises and Group Work
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Writing Exercises and Group Work
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