A comprehensive handbook providing RE teachers with practical advice on effective lesson planning.

If you are new to teaching religious education or you’re an experienced teacher who’d like some creative teaching strategies then this comprehensive handbook is for you. Cavan Wood provides advice on - inspiring students even when they say ‘what’s the point of learning RE?’
- teaching Christianity and other world religions
- developing students’ skills at Key Stages 3 & 4
- preparing students for coursework and exams.

This book is a must for all RE teachers.

Table Of Contents
Introduction 1.The Evolution of Religious Education 2. Teaching and Learning 3. Teaching Christianity 4. Teaching other world religions 5. Pedagogy in RE 6. Key stage 4 GCSE/Short course/Full Course/Entry level 7. Classroom Management 8. Assessment and reporting 9. Subject Management Issues 10. Collecting resources for an RE department 11. Afterword

Cavan Wood has been a Head of RE since 1993. He has written textbooks for Heinemann on Judaism and Buddhism as well as for the Think RE series. He is a regular contributor to Secondary Assembly File and a reader in the Church of England.