A suggested structure for the 40 marker.

A lesson based on emotivism. Includes information, questions, images. There are also answers in the notes section for teachers to make reference to.

A lesson with a focus on Exclusivism

This lesson includes information on all three perspectives. The aim of the lesson is to prepare the students for an assessment (Question - Exclusivism is more convincing than Inclusivism). The homework is to do with Pluralism.

An introduction to the topic of Inclusivism.

I taught this lesson when introducing year 13 students to the new topic of religious language.

This resource provides students with tips on how to evaluate.

An task which takes on an assessment type format. It includes questions on the following topics: Ethics - Utilitarianism, Situation Ethics, Kantian Ethics, Natural Law, Business Ethics; Development in Christian Thought - Person of Jesus. It was used as a Formative Assessment (out of 45) for my year 12’s and is a good revision resource as it covers many topics. It can be peer assessed, self-assessed or teacher assessed. Works well in conjunction with the following textbooks: OCR A level religious studies: Religion and ethics By: Dean, Karen, Eyre, Chris, Waterfield, Julian OCR A Level religious studies: Developments in Christian thought By: Dean, Karen, Eyre, Chris, Waterfield, Julian Tweak to your liking.

A recap lesson based on Religion & Ethics - Topics include: Situation Ethics, Kantian Ethics, Utilitarianism, Situation Ethics, Business Ethics etc. It includes questions and in-depth answers. Tweak to your liking.

A detailed lesson on Pluralism. This lesson includes youtube videos, images and questions for students to answer. Very straight forward lesson - tweak to your liking!

An in-depth lesson on on religious pluralism and society. Includes activities, discussion points, videos, images etc. Tweak to your liking.

An in-depth series of lessons on Chapter 6: Business Ethics. Includes over 40 slides with: activities, discussion points, videos, images etc. The Chris Eyre, Karen Dean and Julian Waterfield textbook would be helpful to use in unison with the PowerPoint. Tweak to your liking.