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The future of Christianity activity
Analyse the article by John Hull and fill in the grid.
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The good life
This presentation enables learners in RE to explore what TV adverts tell viewers will make them happy, and whether this is true or false.
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The Good Samaritan KS1 (home learning)
A piece of home learning about The Good Samaritan for pupils in KS1 (5-7 year olds).
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The good Samaritan KS2 (home learning)
A piece of home learning about The good Samaritan for pupils in KS2 (7-11 year olds).
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The Healing of Jairus’s daughter
Exploring a theme: Puzzling Questions - The healing of Jairus' daughter adapted from the Bible
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The House with no Room
Opening up RE: Judaism - A Jewish folk tale from Eastern Europe
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The humanities in primary schools in the UK
Monday 13 November 2017 – Oxford This seminar is based on a recently published themed issue of Education 3-13 on the humanities in the primary school and is sponsored by Oxford Brookes University and ASPE.
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The imam’s in-tray worksheet activity
Examining Religion and Belief: Muslims Vol. 2 - The imam’s in-tray worksheet activity
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The Impact of P4C
Many teachers of RE, like Elizabeth Brownlow, have found that the methods associated with Philosophy for Children can add spice to RE-related work. In this article, she tells her own story of careful experimentation, reflection and analysis.
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The importance of sewa
Here are some of the key ideas about service based on words from the Sikh holy book – the living Guru – the Guru Granth Sahib. They talk about the importance of sewa, or selfless service.
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In the book, each poem follows a simple structure. It takes one key feature of the poem’s subject and uses this as the first and last line. Sandwiched in between these are several lines describing other features of the subject.
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The inspiring life story of Dr Hany El Banna
Lesson ideas which help to improve way of literacy and religious awareness combined. This slideshow supports the activities on pp. 21–27 of Inspiring RE: inspirational people, edited by Fiona Moss, published by RE Today.
£CALL Out of stockThe interpretive approach to RE: an introduction
It has sometimes been claimed that the interpretive approach to RE is difficult to grasp, particularly for those who have not worked through the method in their own practice.
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The Island - Theatre of Learning
Case study: developing a compelling learning experience by Gavin Collins, North Leamington Community School and Arts College.
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