Today we are featuring both of Author Lynn Parsons' books! Her latest, Plain and Simple Truths
and her previously released (dis)Abilities and the Gospel
First a little about the author:
Lynn Parsons became a teacher because of her experiences
helping two of her children with special needs. She has taught special
education children at both the elementary and secondary levels. Lynn’s
instructional methods have been published by the Council for Exceptional
Children and featured in several professional online magazines. Her love of
education has extended to seven years teaching daily Seminary. She continues to
look for innovative teaching methods that can reach all learners. Lynn now
works as an Educational Diagnostician, evaluating children with disabilities.
She is an advocate for them and their families through her website at
ldsdisabilitieshelp.com and her blog at lynndeniseparsons.blogspot.com. Lynn
has a Ph.D. in Exceptional Student, and is head of the Faith Committee of the
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Needs Council for her county. She
also enjoys reading, writing, and needlework.
Links to social media
sites for the author
Facebook page:
Twitter: @parsonslynn
Web sites:
Blog:
"Plain and Simple Truths: Lesson Plans with Hands-On Activities to Teach Gospel Truths to All Ages":
Plain and simple Truths is a practical teaching resource
that consists of engaging hands-on activities that are used to teach religious
ideas. It's like Cub Scout Science meets Religion 101. The flexible lesson
plans include a list of materials available in most homes, how to introduce the
topic, easy-to-follow instructions to carry out the activities, discussion
suggestions, and links to additional resources such as scripture references,
LDS General Conference talks, and videos. This resource can be used for Family
Home Evening, the new youth curriculum, Sunday School, Priesthood classes, and
Relief Society lessons. It's appropriate for learners of all ages and those
with cognitive and other types of disabilities.
"(dis)Abilities and the Gospel:
How to Bring People with Special Needs Closer to Christ"
Each day, parents
and church leaders struggle to teach individuals with special needs. Using
helpful information, real-life stories, and a touch of humor,
"(dis)Abilities and the Gospel" provides ways for you to effectively
teach people of all ages with autism, Down syndrome, bipolar disorder, memory
loss, and other disabilities.
Tour schedule:
Featuring
Both books:
Plain
and Simple Truths & (dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
10
Featuring:
Plain and Simple Truths
March
11
Featuring:
(dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
12
Featuring:
Plain and Simple Truths
March
13
Featuring:
(dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
14
Featuring:
Plain and Simple Truths
March
15
Featuring:
(dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
16
Featuring
Both books:
Plain
and Simple Truths & (dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
17
Featuring:
Plain and Simple Truths
March
18
Featuring:
(dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
19
Featuring:
Plain and Simple Truths
March
20
Featuring:
(dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
21
Featuring:
Plain and Simple Truths
March
22
Featuring:
(dis)Abilities and the Gospel
March
23
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