Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall in your child’s seminary class? What are they learning, what are they saying? What are their questions and comments. This is my quick overview of what I learned from my students (things the said) and from the spirit (as it guided our discussion), teaching seminary today!

What I learned teaching seminary today
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Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall in your child’s seminary class? What are they learning, what are they saying? What are their questions and comments. This is my quick overview of what I learned from my students (things the said) and from the spirit (as it guided our discussion), teaching seminary today!
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