Worldwide Training Broadcast on Teaching in the Savior’s Way  

I am trying to find a video about a SS president being called and his comments on his new calling. Can anyone help?

Do w have text format of these messages ? if yes, where can i find them, also i would like to translate them for my local people . Thanks in advance

I think we need to put more of an effort to help members of the church with any disability that makes it more difficult to teach. No member of the church should be left behind just because they have a disability and organization and direction with concrete action is needed to help teach members of the church who have any type of disability that requires special resources to help teach them.

I am in a ministering support group with four other sisters and we are mostly homebound due to failing health. How can we be more of use in helping with teaching about the spirit with the limited sources we have?

To include the challenged with disabilities, Maybe a stake leader can print the questions and answers to this broadcast? So this and other Brothers and Sisters can get a copy to read, hear, feel*brael written. ...reg... I'm deaf and I was disappointed that there were no English subtitles. Are there plans to add any? What about the availability of transcripts?

How can I teach with the spirit? I get tons of ideas for object lessons but when I teach sometimes I don’t have time to share all that I had planned, is that bad?

I am So glad to hear all what is being said, I pray that all wards and branches heed to these teachings, as I had a bad experience when I first joined and was asked to teach.

During a teacher council meeting a member of our young men's presidency voiced concern about helping the young men to feel a desire to fulfill priesthood responsibilities. The council gave encouragement and sought guidance in "Teaching in the Savior's Way". As a counselor in the Sunday School Presidency I offered my assistance at any time to observe the class and give further council on how to address this matter further. They accepted the invitation and I attended. I saw amazing work being performed by the presidency and observed a few things that I could provide assistance. They then invited me to their presidency meeting to provide information on behalf of the Sunday School presidency in regards to the challenges they were facing. I offered it during the first ten minutes and then was on my way. These council meetings are an amazing beginning point for true collaboration to occur in the education system of the church.

I am also a Sunday School President, and I too have a vision of Teacher Council. I see our leaders and teachers, all the members of the Ward, supporting, strengthening, and inspiring each other by the power of true doctrine, love, and the Holy Ghost. I see Home Teaching and Visiting Teaching becoming mighty in quantity and quality. There is no limit to what we can achieve if we are united in the Lord's work. Like the entirety of the Gospel, It is an exciting and humbling opportunity!

As a SS President, I see the process as one that will help grow the abilities of each teacher. The Spirit can "speak" to each person differently, even though the message may be the same. We need this situation to continue in the Church of Jesus Christ so we can become more like Him!!

Is the "Share and Council", "Learn Together", and "Invite and Share" process just for the teacher council meeting or should it be applied to other teaching situations?

I'm deaf and I was disappointed that there were no English subtitles. Are there plans to add any? What about the availability of transcripts?

I like the training and very informative and helpful to me as a leader.

i'm a missionary serving in Botswana Namibia Mission and i have been taught by the spirit that we all need to work together in helping the Lord to do his work by teaching in the saviors way and we should share our testimony with power not just to say it because you know or you want go take time share it it will help those you share to.

I have been a teacher in my ward for several months and I have been to one of the meetings. The teacher did not hold a council but, instead she gave out felt board ideas for primary aged children. I did not return. How can I get my ward to follow this example of a teacher council?