The Paradoxical Commandments
For President Russell M. Nelson . . .
“The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson.
“Hyperbolic geometry has its own beauty, both mathematically and visually. But opening the door to this beauty required humans to admit that what they thought they knew could actually be wrong.”
Six Stories
“A proper goal is something that you really need to achieve. Desires are things that you want that can prevent you from reaching your goals.”
“Mr. Devil, I have no lot or part with you. I will pay my tithing, and if you say anything I will double it.”
“You can counsel with the Lord.”
Brittany Beattie
“There is, as Joseph Smith explained, ‘power in unity.’ And we are in more need of that unifying power than perhaps at any time in our lifetime.”
President Kevin J. Worthen, Brigham Young University
“Brain Rule” 1. “Repeat to Remember” 2. “Remember to Repeat”
Essentially, you must repeat to remember and remember to repeat in order for information to really stick. In order to help learners really encode the information so that it can be retained and recalled when needed, it’s important for learners to practice and rehearse what they are being taught so it can eventually be stored in long-term memory.
Principles Never Fail 