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Self and peer assessment: making assessment for learning happen

Self and peer assessment: making assessment for learning happen

Olivia Seymour sums up her experience of sharing the assessment load with pupils themselves.

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Science Fiction? Religious Fact?: How do we know what is true?

Science Fiction? Religious Fact?: How do we know what is true?

This study shows how a Year 9 class were able to explore the philosophical, scientific and theological concepts of truth through a range of activities which linked not only to RE, but also English and science.

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Voices of faith and belief in schools

Voices of faith and belief in schools

Guidance and a code of conduct.

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Respect for everyone

Respect for everyone

All Saints School in Sandwell decided to have a special week of work on RE, with a focus on respect for everyone. Themes of community, faith and identity were addressed in a punchy week of activities.

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Religious Education and Change

Religious Education and Change

Brian Gates gave the opening address at the annual conference of the Association of RE Advisers, Inspectors and Consultants (AREIAC), held in Peterborough in July 2006.

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Relations between Christians and Muslims

Relations between Christians and Muslims

In the real world, religions don't always sing in harmony. In the real world, hard questions must be asked about relations between Christians and Muslims.

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Reflective & creative RE with Kar2ouche

Reflective & creative RE with Kar2ouche

How can students be helped to develop the skills of interpretation and analysis in RE? How might they become more confident in presenting their ideas to others? Stephen Pett, hit on the idea of using Kar2ouche.

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Reflecting on being Buddhist in Britain today

Reflecting on being Buddhist in Britain today

REtoday sub-editor Chris Boxley wanted to get some first-hand authentic reflections on Buddhist life in the UK today.

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RE in the real world: tell it like it is

RE in the real world: tell it like it is

We asked a selection of readers of REtoday to think about their RE reality at the moment. Here's some wisdom they sent us back.

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Promoting tolerance and respect for all in RE

Promoting tolerance and respect for all in RE

This article describes a project set up to allow a group of students from different religions to work together to explore each others' religion in more depth.

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Play-based learning and the felt sense: nurturing spiritual development in RE

Play-based learning and the felt sense: nurturing spiritual development in RE

Is there too much stress on mental and intellectual achievement and ways of knowing in contemporary Western education?

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Philosophy in RE. Lisa Simpson - icon of our times?

Philosophy in RE. Lisa Simpson - icon of our times?

Tessa Taylor shares imaginative ideas about using The Simpsons for some good learning in RE. Tessa teaches RE at Chaucer Technology School in Canterbury.

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Philosophising about God with eight-year-olds

Philosophising about God with eight-year-olds

Julie Graham and Ajai Zutshi of Ascot Heath CE Junior School have been discussing God with Year 4 children.

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No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible.

No snowflake in an avalanche ever feels responsible.

Ever find yourself doing all the talking in your RE lessons? Do the students not seem too bothered with the work? Here is a great study on how to engage the students into leading their own learning.

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Materials used to teach about world religions in schools in England: key findings & recommendations

Materials used to teach about world religions in schools in England: key findings & recommendations

The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) investigate the materials used in schools to teach about world religions as part of RE.

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Making the name of God holy: poetry inspired by a line from the Lord's Prayer

Making the name of God holy: poetry inspired by a line from the Lord's Prayer

Using a line from the Lord's Prayer, children explore what it may mean to ask for the name of God to be kept holy. It may change your mind about what 9-year-olds can do in RE.

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