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Literacy in RE |
Religious Education contributes significantly to the development of student’s language and literacy skills. In all lessons speaking, listening, reading and writing are essential facets which facilitate and aid in the learning process. The development of these skills is an integral part of the teaching and delivery of Religious Education and there are clear expectations and learning objectives. Subject staff will actively encourage the attainment of these objectives in their lessons by using a range of activities and tasks.
· Where appropriate, reading around the class.
· Verbal questioning with student responses.
· Group activities and presentations.
· Varying written activities
Subject staff will also reinforce these expectations by marking and correcting work regularly and by setting assessments which include the language for learning objectives.
RE KEY WORDS
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Abortion Agnostic Animism Ascetic Atheist Authority Awe Belief/ Believe Bible Buddhism Celebration Ceremony Christianity Commitment Community Covenant Creation Deity Destiny Devotion Empat hy Environment Euthanasia Evil Evolution Existence Faith Fate Festival Freedom
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Genesis Goodness Hebrew Hinduism Holiness Holocaust Holy Ideology Idolatry Interpretation Islam Judaism Justice Liberation Lifestyle Marriage Meaning Meditation Monotheism Morality Mosque Motivation Muslim Mystery Myth Nativity Origin Orthodox Pacifist Pantheism Peace
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Pilgrimage Polytheism Prayer Prejudice Prophet Purpose Qur’an/Koran Relationship Religion Repression Revelation Righteous Rite Ritual Sacred Sacrifice Scripture Sikhism Spirituality Suffering Symbolism Synagogue Testament Theism Tradition Truth Values Wholeness Worship
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