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Search by keywords: e.g. 'Eid', 'Easter' etc...(hint: use broad keywords instead of being too specific).
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The documents published here reflect a wide range of approaches amongst RE teachers; and do not represent the personal view of the NATRE Executive.
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Teaching about science and religion.
Mike Poole (REsource volume 26 issue 1, autumn 2003)
£CALL Out of stockTeaching about Islam and learning about Muslims: Islamophobia in the classroom.
Sarah Smalley (REsource volume 27 issue 2, spring 2005).
£CALL Out of stockTask-setting in religious education at key stage 3: A comparison with History and English
Barbara Wintersgill HMI (REsource volume 22 issue 3, summer 2000)
£CALL Out of stockTask setting in religious education at key stage 3 (11 - 14s): A response to Barbara Wintersgill
A response to Barbara Wintersgill (REsource volume 23 issue 2, spring 2001)
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Storytelling to children: 10 tips
Lat Blaylock editor of REtoday magazine, sets out ten tips to make stories really work to engage and provoke pupils in RE.
£CALL Out of stockSpirituality for the second city
Alison Young, who teaches at King Edward VI High School for Girls in Birmingham, grapples again with the slippery language of spirituality, and finds that pupils can make sense of it.
£CALL Out of stockSpiritual imagination: energy for RE
Peter Privett, a @Godly Play' tutor, urges teachers to attend to their own spirituality and imagination as much as that of their pupils.
£CALL Out of stockSMSCD: a bluffer's guide
Heather Marshall and the members of a NATRE action group provide a bluffer's guide to SMSCD - personal development in the context of rE.
£CALL Out of stockSix RE teachers share their views about RE
And now for some idealism. Six RE teachers share their views about the difference RE makes.
£CALL Out of stockShould the state fund 'schools with a religious character'?
Denise Cush (Resource volume 25 issue 2, spring 2003)
£CALL Out of stockSeventeen-year-olds: more spiritual than religious, less atheistic than you may have thought.
Lat Blaylock (REsource volume 28 issue 1, autumn 2005)
£CALL Out of stockSensory Hindu worship
Mandy Green, who teaches RE at a Special School in Peterborough for children with multiple learning difficulties, shares a special RE lesson for all the senses on Hindu worship.
£CALL Out of stockSelf-assessment for beginners
Nigel Fancourt (Head of RE, Lord Williamson's School, Thame, Oxfordshire, shares some of his research into classroom assessment.
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