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This book represents a useful tool for all those who have responsibility teaching RE to pupils in the primary school.
This book represents a useful tool for all those who have responsibility teaching RE to pupils in the primary school.
A distillation of the collective wisdom and experience of the RE practitioners ... A lively narrative combined with practical suggestions for innovative teaching and learning activities ... Every busy RE teacher should make the time to read this book.
The author’s vision of RE does not shy from the problems of real life, and he produces a wealth of theoretical reflections and practical measures for researchers, teachers and pupils that should help all readers to take the subject forward, asking demanding questions of their own lives, and of the lives of others.
Rooted in the UK context, Teaching Religious Education provides opportunities for religious educators to reflect on their own practice in the light of teaching in other geographical regions. It also provides opportunities for religious education teachers in other regions to consider their own research and practice in light of insights on religious education in broader context.
When Stern speaks of empowering educators as researchers, he isn’t merely telling what ‘should’ be done but actively models how to go about this through case studies, examples, and resources. The reader leaves with more than just passion having a vision of what research-infused RE might look like in their classroom.
Julian Stern is Professor of Education and Religion at Bishop Grosseteste University, UK. He is General Secretary of ISREV - the International Seminar on Religious Education and Values - an association of religious education scholars from more than 34 countries, and Editor of the British Journal of Religious Education.
This book represents a useful tool for all those who have responsibility teaching RE to pupils in the primary school.
A distillation of the collective wisdom and experience of the RE practitioners ... A lively narrative combined with practical suggestions for innovative teaching and learning activities ... Every busy RE teacher should make the time to read this book.
The author’s vision of RE does not shy from the problems of real life, and he produces a wealth of theoretical reflections and practical measures for researchers, teachers and pupils that should help all readers to take the subject forward, asking demanding questions of their own lives, and of the lives of others.
Rooted in the UK context, Teaching Religious Education provides opportunities for religious educators to reflect on their own practice in the light of teaching in other geographical regions. It also provides opportunities for religious education teachers in other regions to consider their own research and practice in light of insights on religious education in broader context.
When Stern speaks of empowering educators as researchers, he isn’t merely telling what ‘should’ be done but actively models how to go about this through case studies, examples, and resources. The reader leaves with more than just passion having a vision of what research-infused RE might look like in their classroom.
Julian Stern is Professor of Education and Religion at Bishop Grosseteste University, UK. He is General Secretary of ISREV - the International Seminar on Religious Education and Values - an association of religious education scholars from more than 34 countries, and Editor of the British Journal of Religious Education.