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Thanks for sharing!
from roody73, 10 March 2011
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Really good, thanks!
from spobz, 28 January 2011
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4 out of 5
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Youve got a few puntuation errors in there.
from kanto, 13 November 2010
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I like the way that the resource engages the kids right from the start - by applying 'sexist stereotypes' to their own situation at school. It's a great way to start them thinking about this topic. When reflecting on the story of Adam and Eve, it's useful to make it clear that many Christians recognise that stories like this one are Oral Tradition - from an age before science - and can be interpreted metaphorically. Most Christians do not take them as 'literal truth.' One of the truths which can be found in this story is that men and women are equal - because in the story God creates Eve from a rib - meaning men and women stand side by side - not from his head or his feet - which could symbolise her being on top or underneath the man.
from durgamata, 07 October 2010
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Excellent Resource for a Good Lesson. I taught the class with this resource - what a brilliant metthod of using several plenaries while teaching and learning take place - amazing stuff for good learning.
Thanks gentleman.
Dr Haidrani
London
from Futures50, 10 July 2009
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