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NOW AVAILABLE: REtoday magazine
Theme: Let's Talk
Highlights from this issue:
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Focus on dialogue and talk in RE as key to learning and understanding difference
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Exclusive interview with Samuel Kasumu on faith, leadership and RE today
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Practical strategies for oracy and classroom discussion
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Guidance on curriculum planning and progression
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Creative features including Spirited Arts and expressive approaches
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Secondary case study on Dr Denis Mukwege and ethical issues
Explore the knowledge-rich contents page here to see what this edition has in store!
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Ways of Knowing: a Toolkit
Alongside the content of the study of (non)religion in the classroom, there is growing interest in also examining methods of study. Variously called ways of knowing, or (multi)disciplinary study, or knowing how, inducting students into these methodological skills is a challenge.
This book introduces ways of knowing and equips you to apply them in your classroom.
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