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11. Religious Education: Teach Them Diligently To Your Children: An Experiment In Av Full text of the article, Teach them diligently to your children An experiment in avocational teaching from Religious Education, a publication in the http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3783/is_199710/ai_n8760620

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Religious Education Fall 1997 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Teach them diligently to your children: An experiment in avocational teaching Religious Education Fall 1997 by Feiman-Nemser, Sharon Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Abstract This paper describes how the idea of avocational teaching took shape in one particular context. It begins with a brief institutional history and then outlines some of the decisions we made during the start-up phase of the project when we were inventing structures and shaping expectations. The heart of the paper is a discussion of five features that came to characterize the KI approach to avocational teaching and teacher development. The concluding section examines some lessons we learned about what it takes to sustain ongoing teacher development. These lessons go beyond concerns about avocational teaching to address broader issues of educational leadership and teacher learning. The paper draws on a rich archive of interviews, fieldnotes, and documents collected over a three year period.

12. Welcome To The Newman Center--A Catholic Community At UMass You may be a great religious education teacher. Perhaps you would like to support the program in a practical way, but not as an educator. http://www.umass.edu/catholic/perm/education.html

Home General Information Campus Ministry Permanent Community ... Links Religious Education The Newman Center offers a well-established, vibrant religious education program designed for the young people in our community. The program brought some thirty religious educators together with around 250 students from the area. This year’s program will basically follow the same format. Registration for classes *More information will be posted soon, thank you for your patience* Volunteering in the religious education program Is the Spirit prompting you to encourage Christian development in young people? You may be a great religious education teacher. Perhaps you would like to support the program in a practical way, but not as an educator. We have need of your gifts! The program fosters a mix of volunteers: parents and non-parents; students and faculty/staff. Volunteers in the program educate the young, help keep our space safe and welcoming, and provide occasional support for liturgical celebrations and special events. They serve as catechists, assistant catechists, guest lecturers, prayer partners, in community service and social justice activities, as musicians, dramatists, photographers, and hospitality ministers. To volunteer, fill out an

13. Education Department - Religious Education Teaching Areas Religious Education, Church, Feminist Theology, World Religions. Teaching Areas Introduction to Religion; Religious Education for http://www.mic.ul.ie/education/reled.htm

to college homepage Religious Education Contents Introduction to Religious Education B.Ed. Modules Diploma in Religion Graduate Diploma / M.Ed. ... Visit to the Gambia Staff Ms. Eleanor Gormally Ms. Fiona McSorley Dr. Patricia Kieran Dr. Eileen Lenihan ... Margaret O'Sullivan Useful Weblinks Theology Department MIC Other Useful Links (A to Z) INTRODUCTION TO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION THE SUBJECT AREA OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION At Mary Immaculate College students are given an opportunity to study Religious Education in: The B.Ed. degree: (4 module elements) The Diploma in Religion: (available in conjunction with the B.Ed. and the Grad. Dip. in Education) Graduate Diploma/M.Ed. in Religious Education (part-time course with 10 module elements) Postgraduate Research Degrees in Religious Education The subject area of Religous Education offers students, with relevant research skills and academic background, an opportunity to study for a Ph.D. in R.E. on either full-time or part-time basis. Prospective students must submit detailed posposal attend interview Postgraduate Programme Leader, Mary Immaculate College, Department, as well staff members from Further information can be had by contacting: The Admissions Office Mary Immaculate College South Circular Road Limerick.

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15. BYU College Of Religious Education Teaching in Religious Education is to be substantive and inspirational. Students should become familiar with the text studied in each course taken and learn http://religion.byu.edu/students.htm

Questions and Answers about Religious Education Religious Education Policies LDS Doctrinal Questions Seminary/Institute Preservice Training ... Can Graduate Students Enroll in Undergraduate Religion Classes? Questions and Answers about Religious Education 1. What is the purpose of Religious Education at BYU? BYU is owned and operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The university is funded largely by the tithes of the Church. It is anticipated that students will achieve a balanced education, will leave BYU as built up in their faith and commitment to the Lord and his kingdom as they are prepared to engage the world of ideas and work through education or training in their chosen field. A knowledge of the gospel and an individual testimony can lead to peace and happiness in this life and prepare us for eternal life hereafter. 2. What should take place in class? It is hoped that students will be stretched and strengthened, both intellectually and spiritually, challenged to discover new truths (and internalize old ones), and at the same time grow in their commitment to the gospel of Jesus Christ and the restored Church. The religion class should be an enjoyable and uplifting part of the BYU experience.

16. Religious Education - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Catholic, and Jewish religious education teachers, in one of the federal states also Religious teachers usually move on a weekly or monthly circuit, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_education

Religious education From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Religious education teaches the doctrines of a religion . Its usual purpose is to teach children the basics of a religion. A less common purpose is to teach new adherents of a religion. Since people within a given country often hold varying religious and non-religious beliefs, government-sponsored religious education can be a source of conflict. Countries vary widely in whether religious education is allowed in government-run schools (often called " public schools "). Those that allow it also vary in the type of education provided. People who oppose religious education in public schools on various grounds. One is that it constitutes a state sponsorship or establishment of whatever religious beliefs are taught. Others argue that if a particular religion is taught in school, children who do not belong to that religion will either feel pressure to conform or be excluded from their peers. Proponents argue that religious beliefs have historically socialized people's behavior and morality. They feel that teaching religion in school is necessary to encourage children to be responsible, spiritually sound adults. edit Approaches in various countries In the United States , religious education is often provided through supplementary " Sunday school ", "Hebrew school"

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Children's RE Adult RE Children's Religious Education T The Program works towards a total religious education experience that frees the minds and souls of students, encouraging them to rely on their inner authority and to integrate the seven Unitarian Universalist principles in their lives. Participants welcome questions about Unitarian Universalism and feel comfortable answering them. Within the context of the RE Program, students are challenged to look outside of themselves and expand their boundaries of self to include the larger world community, working towards the greater good of our planet. Through hands-on participation in social and environmental activities, their desire to contribute will be encouraged and affirmed, and their sense of social responsibility will be heightened. Despite the conflicts and difficulties of today’s world, our students, as a result of their participation in the RE program, will... choose a sense of hopefulness, knowing and feeling that life is worthwhile understand that they can make a difference through their outlook and interactions, one day at a time.

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Select - HOME 1992 Contents 1993 Contents 1994 Contents 1995 Contents 1996 Contents 1997 Contents 1998 Contents 1999 Contents 2000 Contents 2001 Contents 2002 Contents 2003 Contents Author Index PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION 1995 ( This essay is a response to Thiessen Teaching From Commitment: A Developmental Perspective Siebren Miedema Free University of Amsterdam Although I take a sympathetic stance towards Professor Thiessen's position, several questions arise with respect to his paper. First, I have a fundamental question about the underlying epistemological and ontological presuppositions of Professor Thiessen's world view. Unfortunately, in the paper, the issue of metaphysics is not systematically dealt with in relation to the author's view on liberal education and commitment. I also wonder what sense he makes of the quite different truth conceptions of the oratorical and the liberal-free conception of liberal education. In my response I will concentrate, however, on the kind of commitment Thiessen thinks compatible with his reconstructed conception of liberal education. While Thiessen quite clearly pays attention to the different conceptions of liberal education in his paper, a systematic treatment of the core concept of commitment is missing. To get a better grip on his argumentation and conceptualization in the paper, I also turned to his 1993 book, Teaching for Commitment , to which the author refers for a more detailed description of his view. From his book I learned that commitment is a better word for faith.

19. Join Teacher Email Lists Seven lists for different age groupings and those who teach many ages. For communication between teachers of UU religious education programs. http://www.rec-room.org/join.html

Join Teacher Groups (email lists) We are hosting new email lists for Unitarian Universalist teachers (and those using similar curricula or homeschooling - click here for more information ) by age category ( Preschool Primary Elementary Junior High ... Adult , and Multi-Age ) through Yahoo Groups . If you are interested in joining one of these lists, please fill out the form for the list of your choice below. If you would like to help moderate one of these lists, start a new one, get more information, or send us a comment about one or all of these lists, let us know of your interest by emailing us here Note to Religious Education Professionals (M/DRE's) : You may wish to instruct your teachers to talk to you first before discussing a problem in their classroom and/or cc you (or whomever oversees classroom problems for those with large programs) on their messages to these lists. Also, you may want to print out our flier or bookmarks to pass to teachers to inform them of this site. Note to All List Participants : Remember that these lists are not private, confidential conversations. There could be someone else from your congregation on the list and possibly a parent from your class. Really serious concerns should be brought to the religious education professional (M/DRE) as soon as possible following the incident or concern. It's best not to address individuals by name or even individual characteristics, but to generalize (how to deal with this kind of situation) as much as will work for the information that you are seeking.

20. Alternative Choices In Education Academy, Inc A nonreligious, non-profit, private school registered with the Florida Department of education allowing parents to teach their children at home. ACEA is open year round to students in grades K-12. http://aceainc.org/

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