The three primary authors of the program—Brian Butler, Jason Evert, and Crystalina Evert—are recognized leaders in education, youth ministry, and chastity education, who carefully designed the lessons to provide a variety of teaching methods and learning styles. 

The video presentations, which are highly engaging and thought provoking, are unpacked in the classroom, which provides the opportunity for more active learning. The lesson components are designed for both a whole class and small group setting, and journaling exercises are aimed at individual reflection. Both inductive (looking at our own life experiences and desire for happiness and gradually unveiling how this is fulfilled in the Church’s teaching on the Theology of the Body) and deductive learning (unpacking the Church’s teaching to see how it fulfills the human desire for happiness) are used throughout the program. There is also opportunity for prayer, reflection, discussion, class assignments, and projects. 

Note that while the videos were originally developed to be shown in a classroom group setting, some groups have adapted their formats to have students watch videos individually at home and then join together for teacher-led group discussion, either in person or online.