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Philosophy and Religious Education
British Journal of Educational Studies, 1970(1970). Philosophy and religious education. British Journal of Educational Studies: Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 5-17.
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Educating for Religious Citizenship: Religious Education as Identity Formation
2009In this chapter I will give arguments to underpin the conclusion that the stringent splitting up of the educational system into religiously neutral State schools, on one hand, and religious or denominational affiliated schools, on the other hand, is pedagogically speaking non-defensible and, speaking from a societal perspective, undesirable.
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Religious Freedom in Religious Education
2022The United States Supreme Court has devoted nearly a third of its religious freedom cases to questions of religion and education. While government has the power to mandate basic education for all children, the Court has held, parents have the right to choose public, private, or homeschool education for their minor children, and government may now ...
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THE COMMISSION ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, WORLDVIEWS AND THE FUTURE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
British Journal of Educational Studies, 2021This article considers the proposals of the final report of the Commission on Religious Education (CoRE 2018) and its controversial conclusion that the law should require religious education to inc...
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2015
The case of Sudan is simultaneously interesting and problematic. We must consider Sudan, first of all, as a valid representation of the particular heterogeneity of the African continent and especially of Africa south of the Sahara: various ethnic groups and subgroups and, above all, religious groups, characterize it (about 60 percent Muslim, 15 percent ...
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The case of Sudan is simultaneously interesting and problematic. We must consider Sudan, first of all, as a valid representation of the particular heterogeneity of the African continent and especially of Africa south of the Sahara: various ethnic groups and subgroups and, above all, religious groups, characterize it (about 60 percent Muslim, 15 percent ...
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COMPUTERS AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Computers & Education, 1986Abstract Computer Learning is not well established in the humanities in general, and is certainly in its infancy in Religious Education. The most significant software currently available is critically assessed, and philosophical and educational hazards pointed out in some of the software available. The limitations of computer modelling and simulation
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Religious studies, religious education and the aims of education
British Journal of Religious Education, 2014This article interacts with a recent article by Denise Cush and Catherine Robinson in which they call for a new dialogue between religious studies in universities and religious education, and identify a number of developments in religious studies that have implications for the practice of religious education in schools.
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