In the context of religious education, teaching character possibly serves to make this subject more meaningful and relevant. When character is our cornerstone in the classroom, the students are able to connect their lessons to their own lives easily and purposefully. There is so much research in to the profound effects of Character Education. It […]
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Be Wise – A Philosop
“Use knowledge in life giving ways.” If you could have a ‘favourite’ Habits of Heart – I am thinking this one – Be Wise – would be high on my list. (Maybe ask your students to think about which Habit of Heart is resonating with them as you begin your lesson.) “Philosophy in the Classroom” […]
Proverbs meet Habits...
Have you had a chance to explore Habits of Heart with your classes yet? It is such a powerful framework for focussing your students’ learning and growth around Christian values and character. I have been looking at ways to link our Religious Education learning with strategies that develop deep and critical thinking, while also making […]