Instructions Note: Even though this assignment isn't due until the end of the week, it is important that you get started on this activity early in the week

Instructions

Note: Even though this assignment isn't due until the end of the week, it is important that you get started on this activity early in the week. If you are meeting face-to-face, you will need to set up a time to meet. If you are sharing via social media, email, etc., you will need to post early in the week to give time for conversation to happen.

1. Prepare: Reflect on what you have learned during this unit. Identify meaningful insights from your study and research this week that inspired you most. Ponder why it is important to you or how it applies in your life.
2. Teach: Choose one or two principles or insights that you have learned this week and teach those things to another individual. This person may be a family member, co-worker, friend, or anyone else that is not currently enrolled in this course.
   You are authorized to teach in person (please follow local COVID guidelines) but feel free to use alternative methods to teach as well such as Facebook, email, Text, phone calls, letters, Zoom, Facetime, etc.
   Here are some ideas for how to do this:
   1. Teach in person with a friend, neighbor, or family—individually or in a group (family council, family home evening, etc.).
   2. Teach via a phone call, Skype, or a web meeting.
   3. Teach in a chatroom, an email conversation, or a social media or blog post—then interact in the conversation.
   4. Teach in a video recording and share it with friends. Solicit comments and interact with the conversation.
   5. Write a letter to someone who doesn't have access to technology.
   6. Others you can think of?
3. Report: Download the Teach a Friend Report template and answer the provided questions. Please save your work and upload it in this assignment.