I am the Head of Politics and a teacher of RE at a large secondary school and sixth-form college in South East England.
All of my resources have been used in my own classroom. My resources are designed to be easy to use and understood by anyone.
I am the Head of Politics and a teacher of RE at a large secondary school and sixth-form college in South East England.
All of my resources have been used in my own classroom. My resources are designed to be easy to use and understood by anyone.
This bundle contains all eight lessons to cover this topic in full, taking into account both Christian and Muslim views. These lessons are created in a way that is simple for specialists and non-specialists to use. They include a range of activities to engage students and support them with their learning. Lessons included are:
Introduction
Reasons for crime
Different types of crime
Suffering
Aims of punishment
Treatment of criminals
Forgiveness
Death Penalty
This is the first lesson for the A-Level RE topic, Sexual Ethics, focusing on introducing this topic and discussing whether sex is a purely personal and private matter. This lesson has been made in line with the OCR spec in particular, but will be useful for other specs. This lesson has been created with a starter task, lesson objectives, engaging tasks throughout and all relevant information needed to enable students to succeed.
You will need the OCR A Level Religious Studies Religion and Ethics textbook for the task on slide 4.
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This is the fourth lesson for the A-Level RE topic, Sexual Ethics, focusing on whether religious ideas continue to have an influence on issues in sexual ethics. This lesson has been made in line with the OCR spec in particular, but will be useful for other specs. This lesson has been created with a starter task, lesson objectives, engaging tasks throughout and all relevant information needed to enable students to succeed.
You will need the OCR A Level Religious Studies Religion and Ethics textbook for the task on slide 3.
Please leave a review of this lesson.
This is the fifth lesson for the A-Level RE topic, Ethical Language: meta-ethics, focusing on secondary scholars. This lesson has been made in line with the OCR spec in particular, but will be useful for other specs. This lesson has been created with a starter task, lesson objectives, engaging tasks throughout and all relevant information needed to enable students to succeed.
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This lesson is the second lesson for the thematic topic Religion, Crime and Punishment in the AQA GCSE RE. This lessons focuses on Christian and Muslim beliefs towards reasons for crime.
The lesson includes a range of activities to engage students in this topic area and is accessible for students of all abilities. This would be appropriate for anyone to teach (specialist and non-specialist).
The lesson does require access to the following textbooks:
AQA Islam textbook
AQA Christianity textbook
This is a lesson created to go through the new AQA GCSE RE exam questions and technique. It is based around the Relationships & Families unit, with reference to Christianity and Islam. There is a worksheet to go with the lesson so pupils can practice the skills as they go. There is also an optional homework aspect.
The lesson could be tweaked easily to fit other topics/religions but the general exam skill practice aspect is the key component.
This is an interactive knowledge organiser made for the ‘Christian Beliefs and Teachings’ topics from the AQA GCSE RS spec A.
The knowledge organiser covers all key areas of the topic and includes relevant religious teachings/sources of authority.
There are QR codes and hyperlinks to useful videos and online revision with BBC Bitesize. It also uses dual coding with engaging images to help students retain information.
If you like this resource then please leave a review.
This is an interactive knowledge organiser made for the ‘Christian Practices’ topics from the AQA GCSE RS spec A.
The knowledge organiser covers all key areas of the topic and includes relevant religious teachings/sources of authority.
There are QR codes and hyperlinks to useful videos and online revision with BBC Bitesize. It also uses dual coding with engaging images to help students retain information.
If you like this resource then please leave a review.
