A sneak peek at the ‘home centered’ Church curriculum for 2019 By Marianne Holman Prescott 4 Sep 2018 Curriculum writers share some of the background, purpose of the newly announced curriculum for 2019.
How ‘that thing’ in the attic connects the past and the present in a way nothing else can By Trent Toone 27 Aug 2018 A few weeks ago Casey P. Griffiths was touring Tarawa, an island in the Pacific Ocean where a bloody World War II battle was fought between U.S. Marines and the Japanese.
Failure is not a weakness, says BYU Education Week speaker By Aubrey Eyre 24 Aug 2018 People tend to stand in their own way of progression because, too often, they are so afraid of failure, that they never even try, Robert Ferrell explained during BYU Education Week. But failure, he said, is about a lot more than it seems.
‘If you can manage your anxiety, you will perform better’: Psychologist gives ways to cope with anxiety By Kaitlyn Bancroft 23 Aug 2018 Licensed psychologist Debra Theobald McClendon explored the differences between healthy and debilitating anxiety during an Aug. 22 BYU Education Week presentation.
Tarantulas and tracting: How this speaker learned 5 tools for conquering fear By Trent Toone 23 Aug 2018 For Kori L. Andrews, one frightening experience came when he hatched an elaborate scheme to ask a girl to their high school homecoming dance.
What BYU Education Week taught about overcoming depression and negative thinking By Marianne Holman Prescott and Kaitlyn Bancroft 22 Aug 2018 Several BYU Education Week sessions addressed combating depression and overcoming negative thinking.
‘Enticement’ goes both ways, Primary general president says at BYU Education Week By Marianne Holman Prescott 21 Aug 2018 Speaking to thousands of people gathered in the Marriott Center on the University’s campus on Aug 21, Sister Joy D. Jones, Primary general president, said to use "enticements" as a catalyst for spiritual growth.
A peek at this year’s BYU Education Week: Nathan Pacheco, Sister Joy Jones and more By Trent Toone 20 Aug 2018 Thousands of people toting bags with notebooks, class schedules and water bottles are expected to flood the Brigham Young University campus Aug. 20-24 for the annual BYU Education Week.
