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Bigger questions: Better Answers
Lisa Kassapian, RE advisory teacher in Hertfordshire, suggests that big questions get better answers. The classroom work from Year 4 at Chater Junior School, Watford, makes the case.
£CALL Out of stockBetter than Expected: Marking Children's Progress in RE
Dave Francis (REsource 24:1, Autumn 2001). Ideas about how to organise assessment in RE.
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Baptising Baby Querk
In this article, Jo Crabtree of Brunshaw Primary School talks about creative play in RE and the recent christening her class arranged.
£CALL Out of stockBackground and Introduction to Philosophy for Children (P4C)
Pat Hannam sketches out both the background to, and the methodology of, Philosophy for Children with a focus on its significance for RE teachers.
£CALL Out of stockAwe and Curiosity: The Contribution of RE to Contemporary Education?
Duncan Forrester (REsource 24:2, Spring 2002).
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Assessment for Learning (2004) Curriculum Targets
Unit 6: Developing curricular target setting in RE. Subject–specific guidance.
£CALL Out of stockAssessment for Learning (2004) Peer and Self–Assessment
Unit 5: Developing peer and self–assessment in RE. Subject specific guidance.
£CALL Out of stockAssessment for Learning (2004) Written Feedback
Unit 4.2: Developing written feedback in RE. Subject–specific guidance.
£CALL Out of stockAssessment for Learning (2004) Oral Feedback
Unit 4.1: Developing oral feedback in RE. Subject–specific guidance.
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Unit 3: Developing objective–led lessons in RE. Subject–specific guidance.
£CALL Out of stockAssessing Religious Education at Key Stage 3
Barbara Wintersgill (REsource 26:3, Summer 2004).
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Stormzy: grime and grace PowerPoint
Stormzy: grime and grace PowerPoint illustrating the learning activities with examples of students’ work. This PowerPoint sequence supports ideas from Autumn 2017’s REtoday magazine.
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Mohandas Gandhi
This resource includes stories from the life of Gandhi, lesson ideas, activities for primary pupils.
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Are You There, God? Marcus Brigstocke
Marcus Brigstocke, comedian, theological enquirer, regrets his irreligiosity – kind of! Share his wistful take on spiritual development with your pupils for some good RE lessons.
£CALL Out of stockAntonia Rolls: Artist Extraordinaire
Antonia Rolls is a Christian artist, beloved of many teachers of RE. Her work has featured in both of REtoday's Picturing Jesus packs.
£CALL Out of stockAnti-racism!
Sally Elton Chalcroft reminds teachers that our mind-set matters. Every child of every race deserves a positive image.
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