An education in Religion and Worldviews

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Discover the importance of Religious Education in schools in England and its relevance in the modern world. Explore the ‘Religion and Worldviews’ proposal and its potential to foster social cohesion and problem-solving. Learn how to support the delivery of high-quality Religious Education teaching.

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Religious Education is a statutory requirement for all school children in England. This course explores how the teaching and scholarly community is working to ensure this curriculum remains relevant for the twenty-first century. It is aimed at parents, faith and community group members and all others who might be interested in the purpose and content of religious education in schools.

Interested in taking your learning further? You might find it helpful to explore the Open University’s Religious Studies courses and qualifications.

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After studying this course, you should be able to:

Better understand the reasons and purpose of the national entitlement for Religious Education in schools in England

Consider to what extent the ‘Religion and Worldviews’ proposal could contribute to a rigorous learning experience that promotes social cohesion and productive problem-solving for shared challenges

Understand what can be done to support the provision of good-quality Religious Education teaching in schools.

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