I created this to reduce marking time - it definitely has and is easily editable with DIRT tasks whilst still providing opportunity for personal and quality feedback for students.

An intro lesson used with Year 7 to reflect upon what mediation is and why it is used within Buddhism. I do a 15/20 'mindfulness' session with students so that they can reflect upon how 'useful' it could be. Conclusive summary enables students to demonstrate their k&u of the lesson.

<p>Here is a complete SOW, with resources fully planned and ready to teach. I have not simply adapted old resources, all lessons have been planned according to the guidance (what little there is!) of the new specification. There are opportunities for assessment and there is different question types and mark schemes embedded through-out the SOW. I have included notes at the bottom of the slides for how I envisage I will teach it, but as with any lesson, your ideas of how to deliver might be different. There are links for all videos on where appropriate - I have now updated the market place resources with relevant article / video links and the card sort.</p> <p>This took me a lot of hours, so any feedback would be appreciated! :)</p>

<p>This provides 8 booklets to cover the full specification of Edexcel Spec B (Christianity and Buddhism).</p> <p>The booklets include:</p> <p>Living the Buddhist Life<br /> Living the Christian Life<br /> Christian Beliefs<br /> Buddhist Beliefs<br /> Marriage and Family - Christianity<br /> Matters of Life and Death - Christianity<br /> Peace and Conflict - Buddhism<br /> Crime and Punishment - Buddhism</p> <p>Fully editable and applicable to the equivilent AQA specs. References to ‘The Learning Scientists’ study methods included.</p>

<p>REDUCE TEACHER WORK LOAD and still provide high quality feedback for all students!<br /> Can be used in a number of ways but I have used it to inform DIRT lessons and have provided all students in class with a copy of the feedback.</p>

A template that can be used as display and/or glued into students books for reference during DIRT Lessons.

Plenary Wheel of Fortune to be printed onto card, laminated and put together.<br /> I have it on PPT so can be easily adapted to different subject areas.

Used with Year 8 looking at how the idea of Karma and Reincarnation affects the lives of Hindu believers. The concept or the caste system is explored with some great opportunities for high order thinking!

<p>To be use to encourage the middle/most able to challenge themselves with a twist of fun! I have the PPT so can be easily edited.</p>

<p>Buddhism - Karma KS3 or can develop into KS4</p> <p>Students should understand by the end of the lesson that Karma affects the cycle of Samsara.</p>

<p>With the KS4 GCSE RS, my students often find it a real challenge to apply Islamic quotes to their exam answers. This worksheet provides students with a summary of key quotes and students use this by interpreting the quotes and relating it to specific topics in order to inform revision.</p>

<p>Here are the resources and scheme of work needed to teach the ‘Buddhist Beliefs’ section of the Edexcel new spec RS GCSE. Totally transferrable to AQA too. Having now taught this Scheme of Work, I think some of the language of complex (but necessary) and may need to be simplified for your class. I have tried to plan this using a range of activity ideas and resources and as far as possible, have included the relevant worksheets / articles / links etc within the PPTs or SOW. If there is anything missing or you need clarification please do get in touch and I will be happy to help!</p>

Here are a range of resources for the whole of this unit with worksheets and everything needed. I have not produced a 'scheme of work' yet but these have been produced from the Edexcel and Aqa schemes of work. All links were correct and working at the time of posting.

<p>A collection of lessons that make up a unit of work focused on prejudice and discrimination - with a focus on the CRM aswell as other forms of prejudice and discrimination. As with any resource, these will need adapting to meet the needs of your learners and your own teaching style.</p> <p>Although this is linked to RE - it is essentially an ethics topic with reference to religious beliefs through-out.</p>

<p>A unit of 9 lessons, focused on introducing the three dhammic religions (belief, practice and community). Inspiration has been taken from others. These resources will need adapting to meet the needs of your learners and your own teaching style. All links were active and correct at the time of posting. (My Life MY religion clips are available on You Tube of BBC Teach).</p>

This resources looks at the role of Ruby Bridges and Martin Luther King during the Civil Rights Movement. There is a link to an emotive video clip that outlines the to a certain extent the horror that black people faced before the 1970s. Extended writing activity at the end which can be used for assessment purposes.

<p>This is a full unit of work provided for the Living the Buddhist Life - fully applicable to AQA with some minor tweaks with the exam techniques. At the time of posting, all relevant videos and links were active and working. As with any resources - you will benefit from some adaptations to meet the needs of your own learners and your own teaching style.</p>

<p>This is a complete set of resources designed against the Edexcel LTCL spec, however, it is completely adaptable and relevant for the equivilent AQA spec with some tweaks. As always, I would recommend adapting the resources to meet the needs of your learners and your teaching style. All links were working and active at the time of posting.</p>

<p>This is a series of 9 lessons to introduce the Abrahamic religions - this was designed around a ‘belief, practice, community’ theme as a Year 7 unit of work. All links and videos were active at the time of posting.</p> <p>There are some alternative resources included that had been adapted for remote education. Inspiration has been taken from others as always.</p>

<p>This is a complete set of resources that can be used to build a Buddhism Unit of Work for KS3. Inspiration has been taken from others. These resources will need to be adapted to meet the needs of your learners, and accomodate your own teaching style. All links were active and correct at time of posting.</p>

I have put this together for mixed ability Year 8 - there is a lot of slides as I know that at my school, it will promote a lot of discussion and debate. This could easily be broken down into a market place style activity where students are gathering different bits of information. The idea of the worksheet, found on the last slide is that they will complete the first 3 questions as a starter to show prior knowledge, make some relevant notes through-out and then re-draft the same 3 questions at the end, considering discussions/learning that has taken place. I hope you can make sense of it as I am yet to write a formal lesson plan.