RE Super Curriculum Year 7
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1 RE Super Curriculum Year 7 Religious stories: Read some stories from the interactive Sacred Texts featured in the British Library. hip/sacred/sacredintro.html Key religious principles: Thinking about showing care and compassion for others Read Wonder by R J Palacio. Christianity: Read The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by CS Introduction to the five major world religions: Watch Judaism: Moses and the Exodus - Watch Dreamworks Prince of Egypt film. Christianity: Watch The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by CS Christianity: online research about Christian beliefs use REQUEST website, information about Christian beliefs and values written from a Christian perspective - Islam: Salat - Listen to this Doctor explain how prayer fits in to her daily routine - ntre/rera/onlineteachingresources/muslims-inbritainonline-course/module-1/thefivepillarsintroduction/prayer/prayersalat/ Visit a Cathedral or similar centre of worship on holiday. Write a postcard explaining what you have seen. Introduction to the Six Religions we study: online research choose the religion you want to research from this page British heritage: Listen to Benjamin Zephaniah s poem The British. Either listen as you or a friend reads it out loud - ymin/the-british-serves-60-million/ Or listen as it is performed on Youtube - v=dz1yyoawvvo Use St Albans Abbey website to see what events and exhibitions are being hosted locally g/whatson/ or take an Abbey at night tour g/whatson/tours/abbey-by-night in the winter months. Places of worship: research the Synagogue, Church or Mosque on BBC iwonder website dm Christianity: Take a guided tour of St Albans and discover what life was like in the monastery of St Albans Abbey. uk/walksandtalks Visit a key religious event (such as Chinese New Year).
2 RE Super Curriculum Year 8 Philosophy: Read chapters you are interested in in Sophie s World by Jostein Gaarder. Christianity: Read the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by C S Ethics: Read chapters you are interested in Philosophy Files by Stephen Law. Existence of God: Bruce Almighty what does it teach about the nature of God? Philosophy - Are you real?: Watch Ted Ed lectures The Big Question and complete the quiz, you could do the dig deeper section. Philosophy - How do you know anything: Watch Ted Ed lectures The Big Question and complete the quiz, you could do the dig deeper section. Ethics - Utilitarianism: Find out more on this theory, what are its strengths and weaknesses for modern society. duction/consequentialism_1.sht ml. Philosophy: Get the bigger picture on the history of philosophy. v=vdiyqub6vpw&list=plwxnmb 28XmpfEr2zNKQfU97eyEs70krS b Science and Religion: plan a visit to the science museum to see if they have all the answers. g.uk/ Plato: Watch and think about how this fits into the bigger picture of Plato s cave. v=mgotdfs6cde Philosophy: Listen and get the bigger picture on whether we have free speech. 05/tim-scanlon-on.html Philosophy and Ethics: Use the website to plan a trip. Problem of Evil: Online research What happen in Ann Franks life, how did she live and what were the issues they faced? sites/home/ Thinking: Try the art of meditation. v=98ficceu-ns Problem of Evil: See the exhibition on the holocaust. s/iwm-london/theholocaustexhibition
3 RE Super Curriculum Year 9, 10 & 11 Women and the Church: Read Chapter 13 of Bible Matters by Peter and Charlotte Vardy. Christianity: Read Chapter 2: From the Beginning of the Universe of The Puzzle of Christianity by Peter and Charlotte Vardy. Islam: Read the BBC Bitesize page on Good and Evil ebitesize/rs/god/isgoodandevilrev 2.shtml Euthanasia: Watch the Ted Talk, Beyond Life: Managing Your Right to Die by Dr. Allan Saxe v=b7ehf6cmg4y Christianity: Watch A.J. Jacobs: My year of living biblically v=b5mkpzmaozm Present the key ideas in a storyboard or mind-map Islam: Watch the TedTalk on Islamophobia, What do you think when you look at me? Dalia Mogahed v=wzkfoetp-_m Creation: Online research on Genesis - Read and make your own notes on the different views. e-topics/re-year-10-11/waystointerpret-genesis/ GCSE: Book yourself onto one of se-rs/ GCSE: Book yourself onto one of se-rs/ Christianity: Online research Look at the information on Why didn't Christianity die out in the 1st Century? You re your teacher why 39 Christianity: Plan a visit to the St Albans Cathedral St Albans AL1 1BY Christianity: Plan a visit to the St Albans Cathedral St Albans AL1 1BY Islam: Online research Look at the information on the Angels. Make your own notes on this. wxs Islam: Plan a visit to the St Albans Islamic Centre 141 Hatfield Rd, St Albans AL1 4JX Islam: Plan a visit to the St Albans Islamic Centre 141 Hatfield Rd, St Albans AL1 4JX
4 RE Super Curriculum Year 12 Existence of God: Read Chapter 1 of The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins (details available on reading list) The Person Jesus: Read Chapter 3 of The Puzzle of Christianity by Peter Vardy (details available on reading list) Christian Moral Principles: Read Chapter 12 of The Puzzle of Christianity by Peter Vardy (details available on reading list) Soul, Mind and Body: Watch Consciousness & the Brain by John Searle at TEDxCERN v=j_opqgpidkg Business ethics: Explore the case study of Union Carbide in Bhopal. Watch the full BBC documentary on the events (BBC one night in Bhopal) v=rjg19w8x_ls Religious Experience/Miracles: Watch The Toronto Blessing. What, Where, When, Why, Who and How? v=lrhgwobnhfk Natural law: Online research on peped.com - Summary: The Natural Law ( opics/natlaw.html) Read and make your own notes on this topic. Dualism: Listen to the following podcast on consciousness and mind E02 Matter And Mind Markus Gabriel, Ray Brassier, Eva Jablonka A Level: Book yourself onto one of 2-a-level-rs/ Plato: Online research on peped.com - Table: World of Forms ( estigations/tableworldoftheforms/) Read and make the table into two pictures, one of the empirical world and one of the realm of the forms. Label each appropriately. Business Ethics: Listen to the following podcast on Capitalism E10 Capitalism And Anarchy Aaron Bastani, Stephen King, Deirdre McCloskey Philosophy and Ethics: Look at the upcoming talks at Cambridge University and attend one of interest Aquinas: Online research - Visit the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy and read chapter 1 of the section on Aquinas. Make your own notes on this. quinas-moral-political/ Natural Law: Listen to the following podcast on morality and science E08 Unnatural Laws Nancy Cartwright, John Ellis, Rupert Sheldrake Developments in Christian Though: Plan a visit to Canterbury Cathedral, Kent cathedral.org/visit/
5 RE Super Curriculum Year 13 Women and the Church: Read Chapter 13 of Bible Matters by Peter and Charlotte Vardy (details available on reading list) Arguing for God: Read Chapter 5 of God Matters by Peter and Charlotte Vardy (details available on reading list) Body and Soul: Read Chapter 11 of The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins (details available on reading list) Religious Experience: Watch The Stanford Prison Experiment: What, Where, When, Why, Who and How? Problem of Evil: Watch this TedEd talk on Why would God allow Tsunamis: oney_on_god_and_the_tsunami Religious Language: Watch the TedTalk on How Languages Evolve Karl Marx: Online research on Karl Marx oric_figures/marx_karl.shtml Read and make your own notes on this topic. Secularism: Listen to the following podcast on science and knowledge E15 Everything We Know Is Wrong Lawrence Krauss, Kenneth Cukier, Steve Fuller A Level: Book yourself onto one of 12-a-level-rs/ Conscience: Online research on peped.com - For an introductory lesson, listen to a lecture about Abu Ghraib prison and how good people turn evil : g/philip_zimbardo_on_the_psyc hology_of_evil.html Sexual Ethics: Listen to any of the podcast on LGBT Philosophy and Ethics: Look at the upcoming talks at Cambridge University and attend one of interest Religious Language: Online research - Visit the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy and read chapter 2 of the section on Philosophy of Religion. Make your own notes on this. philosophy-religion/#mearellan Ethical Behaviour: Listen to the following podcast on morality and humour ybites/noel_carroll_on_humour _and_morality.mp3 Problem of Evil: Plan a visit to the Imperial War Museum, London. In particular the Holocaust Exhibition
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