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Autumn 2018

Volume 36, Number 1

Theme: Beyond Words

Contents

Editorial

  • Words and beyond

Opinion

  • Home, belonging, culture, difference:
  • Children should read the Bible!
  • Form criticism and understanding: teaching the Gospels

For the classroom

  • Archbishop Justin Welby answers children’s questions about praying
  • Tasks and activities for pupils
  • Hallowed or hackneyed … words to go beyond?
  • Better Christmas learning
  • RE day – Buddhism
  • The important thing is … Using Poetry to get to the heart of things in RE
  • ‘I will my light my lamp for you’: poetry and festivals of light
  • Servant leadership
  • Working with history in RE
  • Engaging with Quranic narratives
  • Words matter: gender, religion and RE
  • Beyond words in Buddhism
  • Ten ways to handle technical vocab at GCSE

Instant RE

  • Showcasing RE
  • Wisdom and independence for pupils with additional needs
  • Reflective storytelling with 6- and 12-year-olds

For the staffroom

  • Faith questions
  • Spirited Poetry: when will your school enter?

Policy pages

  • Withdrawal from RE
  • Approaches to timetabling RE
  • New NATRE Chair Ben Wood looks back at six years on the NATRE Exec as he embarks in this new role.

Events and resources

  • The Deliberative Classroom – ACT (Association for Citizenship Teaching)
  • The Panpsycast: the power of podcasting
  • Events
  • BBC’s recent and new RE programming

The big picture

  • THE BIG PICTURE Isaiah: Light of Redemption

Last word

  • ‘I–Thou’: the world, our students, ourselves

Professional reflection

Editorial

  • The joys and challenges of ‘teaching religion’

On reflection

  • The mystery of the empty chair in the hollow square off from RE

Theory and practice

  • Where do you stand? Insider and outsider views on religion in RE
  • Big Ideas for Religious Education by Barbara Wintersgill
  • Reflections on the progress of developing religiously literate citizens in England
  • Using research to help students remember at GCSE

Research

  • Research update – Dialogic RE: developing cumulative talk and exploratory talk
  • Research update – Philosophical, religious and scientific perspectives on miracles

Reviews

  • Reviews
Next IssuePrevious Issue

Autumn 2018

Volume 36, Number 1

Theme: Beyond Words

Contents

Editorial

  • Words and beyond

Opinion

  • Home, belonging, culture, difference:
  • Children should read the Bible!
  • Form criticism and understanding: teaching the Gospels

For the classroom

  • Archbishop Justin Welby answers children’s questions about praying
  • Tasks and activities for pupils
  • Hallowed or hackneyed … words to go beyond?
  • Better Christmas learning
  • RE day – Buddhism
  • The important thing is … Using Poetry to get to the heart of things in RE
  • ‘I will my light my lamp for you’: poetry and festivals of light
  • Servant leadership
  • Working with history in RE
  • Engaging with Quranic narratives
  • Words matter: gender, religion and RE
  • Beyond words in Buddhism
  • Ten ways to handle technical vocab at GCSE

Instant RE

  • Showcasing RE
  • Wisdom and independence for pupils with additional needs
  • Reflective storytelling with 6- and 12-year-olds

For the staffroom

  • Faith questions
  • Spirited Poetry: when will your school enter?

Policy pages

  • Withdrawal from RE
  • Approaches to timetabling RE
  • New NATRE Chair Ben Wood looks back at six years on the NATRE Exec as he embarks in this new role.

Events and resources

  • The Deliberative Classroom – ACT (Association for Citizenship Teaching)
  • The Panpsycast: the power of podcasting
  • Events
  • BBC’s recent and new RE programming

The big picture

  • THE BIG PICTURE Isaiah: Light of Redemption

Last word

  • ‘I–Thou’: the world, our students, ourselves

Professional reflection

Editorial

  • The joys and challenges of ‘teaching religion’

On reflection

  • The mystery of the empty chair in the hollow square off from RE

Theory and practice

  • Where do you stand? Insider and outsider views on religion in RE
  • Big Ideas for Religious Education by Barbara Wintersgill
  • Reflections on the progress of developing religiously literate citizens in England
  • Using research to help students remember at GCSE

Research

  • Research update – Dialogic RE: developing cumulative talk and exploratory talk
  • Research update – Philosophical, religious and scientific perspectives on miracles

Reviews

  • Reviews
Next IssuePrevious Issue

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