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RS Teacher in an Outstanding comprehensive school in London. All my lessons are always conceptual, accurate in content, challenging and engaging for students. The department is consistently among the best results in the school with strong P8 and attainment scores. I would greatly appreciate any feedback on resources, good or bad, I'm always looking to improve, please review!

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RS Teacher in an Outstanding comprehensive school in London. All my lessons are always conceptual, accurate in content, challenging and engaging for students. The department is consistently among the best results in the school with strong P8 and attainment scores. I would greatly appreciate any feedback on resources, good or bad, I'm always looking to improve, please review!
Christianity Beliefs: The Trinity -  AQA RS GCSE KS4 full lesson
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Christianity Beliefs: The Trinity - AQA RS GCSE KS4 full lesson

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Teaching the trinity is really difficult. Most people use the 'egg' or 'water' as analogous. However all these pictures are theologically inaccurate. This lessons sets out to debunk these misconceptions. The pictures should be given to different pairs all table. By the end of the lessons, students will be able to explain why each image is insufficient to represent the trinity.
Critical Religious Education Part 2 (Bundle)
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Critical Religious Education Part 2 (Bundle)

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Built on the work and ideas of the team at King's College London, this is the second part to a unit introducing students to the pedagogy of CRE. It guides students to think critically about religions and worldviews, not critically of them. I've used it with 7, 8 and 9 and students have enjoyed the discussion and the abstract reasoning in each lesson.
Critical Religious Education introduction parts 1 & part 2 + investigations (Bundle)
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Critical Religious Education introduction parts 1 & part 2 + investigations (Bundle)

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Built on the work and ideas of the team at King's College London, this is the second part to a unit introducing students to the pedagogy of CRE. It guides students to think critically about religions and worldviews, not critically of them. I've used it with 7, 8 and 9 and students have enjoyed the discussion and the abstract reasoning in each lesson. Also included is an alternative (and very fun) project, themed on X files - Students critically investigate evidence for the paranormal.
Buddhism the Three Marks of Existence
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Buddhism the Three Marks of Existence

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Linked to the previous lesson (available for free) This unit explores Buddhism by first looking at the primary concepts. This is the second lesson and it focuses on the three marks of existence. The mandala they have created as homework from the previous lesson are torn in half, used as a way of experiencing this concept of the first mark, anicca. It is an engaging lesson, punctuated by GCSE style thinking and writing questions.