Guided by the learning objectives we described earlier, we identified several activities aimed at answering our questions concerning theory development. In addition to reading about theory and about topics that have a theoretical component, all of our experts believe that the most important learnings come from writing and communicating a theory-based idea. As one expert paraphrased, “We don’t know what we think until we know what we write” (Forster, 1927). Hence, when engaging in theory creation and building, it is important to write, present, critique, and solicit feedback on your ideas. For this reason, here we provide some of the more potentially useful activities that help students answer questions around theory and theory building.