People who understand things People who understand things well can explain them well to others. Preparation to teach others requires us to first learn the material to be presented in a way that exceeds the level that we will be presenting. If we do not first have a grasp of the information we are presenting, that will often be revealed as we attempt to present the information. It is also an important professional skill to be able to present information to others. While not all are gifted to be teachers or public presenters (Romans 12:6-8; I Corinthians 12:28; James 3:1), we all have the opportunity and responsibility on some level to present information to various audiences and in various ways in our professional careers. PROMPT - For this discussion, you must: Choose any of the statistical analyses in the course (you can look ahead if you prefer), and think of a humorous or irrelevant topic you might use to demonstrate that analytical process. For example, you may want to present "research" to determine whether one superhero is more powerful than another superhero you identify. Or, could research the difference between rainbow unicorns and pink sparkly unicorns. The idea is that