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RE resources for AQA GCSE and A Level.

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RE resources for AQA GCSE and A Level.
Mahayana Buddhism - An Introduction (RE A Level)
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Mahayana Buddhism - An Introduction (RE A Level)

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A reading written with the AQA A level spec in mind, but would support other RE A level specs. Covers: The origins of Mahayana Buddhism in relation to Theravada Buddhism The goal of the bodhisattva The Lotus Sutra and the Parable of the Burning House Upakaya Kusala and the view that the life of the Buddha was upaya kusala
KS3 RE: Life's Journey in Sikhism and Judaism - 5 Lessons, Booklet, PPT, SOW and KO
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KS3 RE: Life's Journey in Sikhism and Judaism - 5 Lessons, Booklet, PPT, SOW and KO

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5 lessons looking at the journey of life in Judaism and Sikhism - beginning with Jewish coming of age rituals, looking at beliefs about the afterlife and funeral customs. Also discusses SIkh views of the afterlife and funeral customs. 1 hour lessons taught to year 9 but can be scaled down to other KS3 classes. Resources include a bespoke booklet for students to complete during class, full SOW and an optional KO that can be set for homework.
RE Revision: Theodicies and the Problem of Evil
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RE Revision: Theodicies and the Problem of Evil

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An overview lesson with corresponding worksheet to help students recap the theodicies that respond to the Problem of Evil (logical and evidential) with a crib sheet for students to fill in. A level (AQA) Unit 1 Philosophy and Ethics
Dialogue Between Buddhism and Philosophy Lesson 1 - Reason and Coherence (AQA A Level)
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Dialogue Between Buddhism and Philosophy Lesson 1 - Reason and Coherence (AQA A Level)

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A lesson that utilises a specially-created revision booklet for AQA RE A Level - 2A dialogues, including essay plans and structures to help students engage with the content. Teachings on - ultimate reality self, death and afterlife sources of wisdom and authority Analysis questions: How far the belief is reasonable – that is based on reason and/or consistent with reason. How meaningful the statements of faith are, and for whom. How coherent the beliefs are, and how consistent with other beliefs within the belief system.
Dialogue between Buddhism and Ethics Lesson 1 - RE A Level AQA - normative ethical theories
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Dialogue between Buddhism and Ethics Lesson 1 - RE A Level AQA - normative ethical theories

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A 12 page booklet (written in the style of a textbook) designed to help students understand all the content that could be considered when comparing Buddhist ethics with teleology, deontology and character-based methods of making moral decisions. The booklet is designed to reference A01 and A02 content to help students understand what they should be explaining and what they should be evaluating. To help students use the booklet properly there is an attached lesson with possible exam questions and a blank knowledge organiser to help them engage with the booklet content.