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Theory and practice

Jack Hunter

‘Ordinary theology’ in the classroom: experience and belief in secondary religious education

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Spring 2016

Volume 33, Number 2

Theme: The Devil and all his works

Contents

Editorial

Would you like to be a glory, a jest or a riddle?

Opinion

Jean Vanier and L’Arche Reducing evil
Learning to live together
Changing religion, changing RE
‘Evil’: a thing of the past?

For the classroom

Multisensory RE for special pupils
Teaching abstract concepts in primary school RE: faith
An icon of saintly courage
Jesus tempted From the Lion Comic Book Hero Bible
The Bible and wisdom: enquiry learning
Fighting evil in practice
Exploring the story of StMichael with new year 7 students
Plashet School Taking pride in RE
Screwtape for today An old devil’s tips for tempting teenagers
Evil for real The Charlie Hebdo murders
Five tips for preparing for the RE Quality Mark

Instant RE

The Devil’s RE
Concepts, identity and tradition in Sikhism
RE and human rights
A Muslim visitor making a difference
Satan’s dozen
Clayton Fountain

For the staffroom

What does your faith say about the Devil?
RE, or not RE? That is the question
A Muslim response to the evil of IS
We need to Talk about LISA

Events and resources

From the NATRE Chair: The Devil and all his works …
Questions of origins: Big Bang? God?
A view of current RE micropolitics from the Chair of the National Association of SACREs
Do you need exciting new ways to teach Christianity?
Ofsted and non-compliance in RE
Leslie Howard: a loss to RE
Student-friendly Humanism resources for RE
World development: Alliance of Religions and Conservation and His Holiness Pope Francis speak up
BAFTA award for RE programme
Taize: an education space for reconciliation between religions
Schoolswork UK: new set of playing cards full of adult questions
Julie Grove: honour at the palace
Understanding the Holy Land
RE:quest update: RE:start offers Christianity resources for Early Years and primary
Sister Sledge and Pope Francis turn out for the family
Resources

The big picture

THE BIG PICTURE: The realm of the hungry ghosts

Last word

Remembering John Hull

Professional reflection

Editorial

Memorable experiences in RE

On reflection

On reflection: Judo RE

Theory and practice

Learning about children’s learning: One teacher’s journey
A life trying to ‘make sense of religion’
‘Ordinary theology’ in the classroom: experience and belief in secondary religious education
A new settlement

Research

Research Poster: ‘The perfect pupil’
Research update: Freedom of religion and freedom of religious clothing

Reviews

Reviews

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Spring 2016

Volume 33, Number 2

Theme: The Devil and all his works

Contents

Editorial

Would you like to be a glory, a jest or a riddle?

Opinion

Jean Vanier and L’Arche Reducing evil
Learning to live together
Changing religion, changing RE
‘Evil’: a thing of the past?

For the classroom

Multisensory RE for special pupils
Teaching abstract concepts in primary school RE: faith
An icon of saintly courage
Jesus tempted From the Lion Comic Book Hero Bible
The Bible and wisdom: enquiry learning
Fighting evil in practice
Exploring the story of StMichael with new year 7 students
Plashet School Taking pride in RE
Screwtape for today An old devil’s tips for tempting teenagers
Evil for real The Charlie Hebdo murders
Five tips for preparing for the RE Quality Mark

Instant RE

The Devil’s RE
Concepts, identity and tradition in Sikhism
RE and human rights
A Muslim visitor making a difference
Satan’s dozen
Clayton Fountain

For the staffroom

What does your faith say about the Devil?
RE, or not RE? That is the question
A Muslim response to the evil of IS
We need to Talk about LISA

Events and resources

From the NATRE Chair: The Devil and all his works …
Questions of origins: Big Bang? God?
A view of current RE micropolitics from the Chair of the National Association of SACREs
Do you need exciting new ways to teach Christianity?
Ofsted and non-compliance in RE
Leslie Howard: a loss to RE
Student-friendly Humanism resources for RE
World development: Alliance of Religions and Conservation and His Holiness Pope Francis speak up
BAFTA award for RE programme
Taize: an education space for reconciliation between religions
Schoolswork UK: new set of playing cards full of adult questions
Julie Grove: honour at the palace
Understanding the Holy Land
RE:quest update: RE:start offers Christianity resources for Early Years and primary
Sister Sledge and Pope Francis turn out for the family
Resources

The big picture

THE BIG PICTURE: The realm of the hungry ghosts

Last word

Remembering John Hull

Professional reflection

Editorial

Memorable experiences in RE

On reflection

On reflection: Judo RE

Theory and practice

Learning about children’s learning: One teacher’s journey
A life trying to ‘make sense of religion’
‘Ordinary theology’ in the classroom: experience and belief in secondary religious education
A new settlement

Research

Research Poster: ‘The perfect pupil’
Research update: Freedom of religion and freedom of religious clothing

Reviews

Reviews

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