One of the issues we had was a scheduling problem. One of
the zones had their prayer meeting in the computer lab, so when we arrived for
our help section (which is new) the room was filled with missionaries. I talked
with the zone leader afterward and we offered to hold our help sections in the open
area on the floor so they could use the room in the mornings. As it turned out,
we only had three or four students come on any given morning so it worked out fine.
I think we’ll be able to do that until the construction on the main floor is
completed. They were very appreciative. Since the first floor is being
remodeled, there is a real shortage of space for holding large group meetings.
Wednesday afternoon Ted taught his module and it went well.
He relates well to the people. Because of a scheduling change, we had to split
the afternoon time slot, so I taught my class right after him and just
condensed what I presented. Thursday the first teacher wanted to attend a class
on electronic devices so I taught my class on researching historical records first.
I thought it went really well. We’ll probably keep that order of classes. We
did the Applied Learning one case at a time, giving them time to work on each
one then discussing it instead of having them work on the whole assignment then
discussing them all at once. We were not able to finish, but it was good. The
students were working together and I think they mostly understood. I was able
to finish the entire module in the time I had which I felt was truly a blessing
from the Lord.
We had the opportunity to get together with some
missionaries we knew from New Mexico and have a good visit. We also spent time
with one of my college roommates and her husband. It was really a fun week for
reconnecting with friends.
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