Religious Education, brought to you by G4S: RE futuregazing
Paul Smalley imagines a future RE landscape changed by marketisation. Partly tongue–in–cheek. Part 6 of our series on the future of RE. 02/07/2018
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2018 could be the turning point for RE. Or then again, maybe not
Derek Holloway offers two alternative visions of the state of RE in a few years’ time. Part 5 in our series on the future of RE. 29/06/18
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We need to transform RE through a multi–disciplinary approach
Kathryn Wright imagines a positive future for RE, transformed by a multi–disciplinary approach. Part 4 in our series on the future of RE. 28/06/18
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The ball of wool that is RE: We can no longer avoid untying its knots
Mark Chater argues that policymakers imperil RE by failing to deal with the challenges facing it. Part 3 in our series on the future of RE. 27/06/18
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Unsafe as houses – why I love teaching RE and why I worry about its future
Neil McKain discusses why, despite his concerns, Religious Education deserves a bright future. Part 2 in our series on the future of RE. 26/06/2018
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Why RE is in trouble and why you should care
Simon Perfect sets out the main challenges facing Religious Education today. Part 1 in our series on the future of RE. 26/06/18
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