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Question Tool for teachers

Questions that invite people to share

Start with simple questions anyone can answer, go a layer deeper, then invite personal reflection, and learn to sense when your class is ready for the next step.

DEMO MODE

Silhouette of a teacher holding an open book while her seated class faces her, one student raising a hand, with the sun rising between them.
  1. 1 Your lesson
  2. 2 Your class

Your lesson

For example: prayer, the sacrament, ministering.

Your class

Who's in your class?

Your questions

Your questions will appear here

Enter a topic and choose Plan my questions.

Questions open the heavens

Silhouette of a young boy kneeling in prayer in a grove of trees, head lifted toward a soft pillar of light shining down from above.

“I saw a pillar of light exactly over my head, above the brightness of the sun, which descended gradually until it fell upon me.”

Joseph Smith—History 1:16

It began with one sincere question. Good questions still open the heavens, and the hearts of a class.

Coming soon

Brady's teaching rules

This tool is built so Brady's own rules for layered questions can be added later. They will shape every question set above. (For developers: assets/js/question-rules.js, the “BRADY'S RULES GO HERE” block.)

Teaching as Alma taught

Silhouette of an old prophet in a hooded cloak, leaning on a staff and reading from a scroll to men, women and a child gathered at the edge of a still lake at sunrise.

“Yea, and are willing to mourn with those that mourn; yea, and comfort those that stand in need of comfort”

Mosiah 18:9

Alma taught a few believers by the Waters of Mormon. A lesson is not a lecture; it is people helping each other come to Christ.