Thinking Deeply about Primary Education

5 Principles for Religious Education Curriculum Design...

Jun 4, 2022
Guest
Adam Smith
Guest
Neil Almond
Adam Smith and Neil Almond share insights on creating a knowledge-rich religious education curriculum, emphasizing engaging students, continuous improvement, and engaging in creative design despite challenges. They discuss the impact of Kenneth Clark's 'Civilisation' series on curriculum design and the importance of setting goals for writing non-fiction.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 2min
2
Diving into Education Models and Language Processing
02:17 • 5min
3
Developing a Comprehensive Religious Education Curriculum
07:32 • 19min
4
Challenges and Creativity in Designing a Religious Education Curriculum
26:23 • 21min
5
Exploring Writing Processes and Setting Goals for Book Writing
47:14 • 2min
6
Innovative Curriculum Development for Religious Education
49:24 • 6min
7
Influence of Kenneth Clark's 'Civilisation' Series on Curriculum Design
55:43 • 3min