Plan a Feynman-Method Study Session on Thermodynamics Laws

You have been told to explain the laws of thermodynamics to a room, and you only half-remember the zeroth one. This gives you a structured study plan built on the Feynman method: a sequence with time blocks, the questions you must answer without flinching, and the gaps you would otherwise teach straight past. Suits anyone preparing to teach a topic they are still shaky on.

I am preparing to teach the four laws of thermodynamics (including the zeroth law) to {TARGET_AUDIENCE} (e.g., A-level students, engineering undergraduates, or science journalists). Design a structured Feynman-method study plan for me to master this topic deeply enough to teach it. The plan should include: (1) a suggested study sequence with time allocations, (2) key questions I should be able to answer fluently before teaching, (3) the most common misconceptions students hold and how to pre-empt them, (4) one analogy per law, and (5) a self-test checklist. Format as a structured plan.