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Senior Leader with nearly 30 years of secondary school teaching experience. Time to share my lesson resources and assemblies. Teach A level Religious Studies (Philosophy, Ethics and Buddhism) and A level Sociology. Have been examiner for AQA GCSE Religious Studies and produced online Ethics resources for Nelson Thornes.

Senior Leader with nearly 30 years of secondary school teaching experience. Time to share my lesson resources and assemblies. Teach A level Religious Studies (Philosophy, Ethics and Buddhism) and A level Sociology. Have been examiner for AQA GCSE Religious Studies and produced online Ethics resources for Nelson Thornes.
Five Khandas
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Five Khandas

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Lesson resource used in A level Buddhism lessons. Combination of notes in one powerpoint resource. Good for note-taking and opportunity for reflection
Nirvana, Samsara and Karma
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Nirvana, Samsara and Karma

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Powerpoint resources used in A Level Buddhism lessons that combines all notes in one place. Includes two question sheets on King Milinda
The Three Marks of Existence in Buddhism
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The Three Marks of Existence in Buddhism

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Overview of the concepts of anicca, anatta and dukkha. Draws all notes in one place, with different approaches to the concepts to help students make sense of them. Very good as introduction to Buddhist teaching and Buddhist philosophy.
Doctrine of the Mean (Virtue Ethics)
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Doctrine of the Mean (Virtue Ethics)

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A starter activity for A level Philosophy & Ethics students as part of the Virtue Ethics topic to help them explore their understanding of the Golden Mean. I would usually give them the activity sheet without the options first to test their vocabulary.
Changing your perspective on learning
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Changing your perspective on learning

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This assembly challenges how students view what learning is, especially in preparing for examinations. It emphasises the importance of learning not just for the exam. Using the Eiffel Tower as an illustration of how the view from the top and bottom are very different.
Religion - protest and change
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Religion - protest and change

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A collection of resources for AQA Alevel Sociology - Beliefs in Society - Religion and Social Change This includes a blank of the Marxism - religion and change activity and one that has some suggested answers for differentiation.
Five Precepts in Buddhism
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Five Precepts in Buddhism

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Used in A level Philosophy, Ethics and Belief lessons. Overview of the five precepts drawing all notes in one powerpoint resource. Good for note-taking and opportunity for reflection. Includes question sheet on Buddhist Ethics to help put the precepts into the wider context of Ethics
Zen Buddhism
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Zen Buddhism

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A level resource which brings all notes into one powerpoint resource for students to make notes from. Provides the basis for a series of lessons. Focus on history, development, principles and practice. Opportunity for discussion. Includes worksheet exploring the sayings of Zen master, Dogen.
Bad Business - introduction to Business Ethics
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Bad Business - introduction to Business Ethics

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A description of a fictitious business called Everlasting Soul - a children’s clothing company. I have used this in Key Stage 3 RE lessons. Throughout the overview of the company are questionable practices that would contradict ethical theories and religious teachings. Students highlight the things that they think present a problem. It can also be used with GCSE Business Studies students as a starter on Business Ethics. Great paired activity. Generates good discussion and debate.
Introduction to the Four Noble Truths
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Introduction to the Four Noble Truths

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An introduction to the Four Noble Truths in the context of a visit to the doctor. A good way int to Buddhism for the first time, exploring the idea that Buddhism has a different approach to other religions.
Religion in the UK
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Religion in the UK

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An induction activity for students studying A level Sociology. I give the students this activity to complete during the summer break between Year 12 and 13 in preparation for the Beliefs in Society module. It gets them thinking about how they will conduct the research. I encourage them to explore some primary research and visit a local religious community. During the lessons, they have a great case study to apply to what they learn, particularly those students that are not members of a religious community.
Victoria and Elizabeth
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Victoria and Elizabeth

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A look at the longest serving British monarchs and how they were forward thinking, particularly in their younger years. An assembly reminding students that even monarchs were young once.
How clubs and societies open doors
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How clubs and societies open doors

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Assembly shows images of all popular personalities who met through Cambridge Footlights or the Oxford Review and their future careers changed as a result. The importance of meeting people and making contacts.
Secularisation
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Secularisation

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Collection of lesson activities for AQA A level Sociology - Beliefs in Society - Secularisation
Pure Land Buddhism
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Pure Land Buddhism

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Overview of Pure Land Buddhism used in A level lessons. Brings together all notes in one place. Includes question sheet for notes.