A Level philosophy lesson with reference to Davis, Kant and Nagel.

GCSE introduction

Here is my lesson concerning Christain responses and futurama. Before this lesson, I taught free will and used an episode from the series. tasks are throughout and this is ready to be taught. Feel free to leave feedback. Enjoy

Here students will be given an introduction to utilitarianism. Tasks and thought experiments throughout.

Divine Command ethics with tasks for students to complete. \nIntended for Edexcel’s Religious Studies course, Unit 3.\nPlease feel free to leave comments.

A full lesson examining the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas and the 5 ways. This is his cosmological argument. Please feel free to comment and leave some feedback.

Religion and morality structuring lesson consisting of students completing a bullet pointed structure ready for a H/W task of completing both a and b exam style questions. Ref made to Natural moral law and key philosophies in the topic. Please feel free to comment.

Here is my introduction lesson used for A-level but could be used for bright classes in GCSE. Here key words and contextualised and applied. Feedback is always useful.

Hi all, Here are my lessons on living the christian life- the new edexcel spec B unit. Each lesson contains links to external sites such as teachertube, youtube and has supporting articles associated. All lessons are ready to be taught by teacher- just will need to be differentiated for your classes. This resource contains 19 resources. Enjoy.

Here is my collection of deontology lessons that TES has actually recommended before. This is everything I have taught and the students have done very well with it. It has a variety of resources which include videos, reflective pieces and pictures. These are ready to be taught. This is primarily made for the edexcel exam scheme. Excuse any typos..

This is focused towards edexcel's unit 4- philosophy of religion. Here this is a structuring lesson. There is space left for students to challenge each other in the true or false section. Please feel free to leave comments.

Here is my conclusion lesson of religion be moral. This sums up the argument from Kierkegaard as a final conclusion. The worksheet is the Abraham and isaac story where the students should try and consider why this can be seen as moral.

Here is my year 11 lesson on sex before marriage.

Hi all, With all the new changes to the spec, I have had to redo all my lessons on ethics. Here is my new Utilitarianism course. Here I have adapted my lessons and added in more emphasise to law, capital punishment and a whole emphasis on social and cultural util. As well as this, the new course requires more and different types of utilitarianism which is covered. As well as this, the 30 questions are referred too and I am trying to get my students familiar with the expectations.

Hi all, Just planned a new scheme of work for my new school. I’ve never taught OCR, hence the detail on the slides about the philosophers in question. All slides are ready to be taught as I wanted to use these myself! Check out the other resources

Hi all, Here are my lessons for the Edexcel 2016 Religious Studies course. This is for the 3 rd section on the study of ethics topic. I have tried to keep it simple for my students however all tasks include reference to exam technique and have a learning direction which is in line with the spec that they have realised. Enjoy. All resources are ready to be taught.

Here is my collection of lessons for the new edexcel spec B- Muslim beliefs. These are ready to be taught and are a collection of engaging ideas. This will be my first time teaching these so feel free to comment on this. It contains exam practice and reference throughout to their exam questions and scheme of work. Enjoy!

In the wake of the new exam spec, I have designed a few slides to help familiarise my new RE gcse cohort. These slides are my own creation in relation to what has been seen. It is mainly focused on the edexcel scheme but could be easily transferred to AQA.

Philosophy, Religious Studies, A Level taster session

Aristotle's attitude towards God with later developments of WIlliam Craig