A Teacher's Guide to Science and Religion in the Classroom

ISBN-13: 9781138211810 / Angielski / Twarda / 2018 / 180 str.

Berry Billingsley

Opis

This practical text provides teachers with essential guidance on how to give children greater access to positive ways to think about the relationship between science and religion. Each chapter explores a key concept, from miracles to evolution, identifying gaps and common misconceptions in children's knowledge, and offering advice on how to answer tricky questions and teach each topic confidently. Drawing upon proven research, as well as successful workshops and after-school clubs, chapters are accompanied by adaptable activities to engage children from both faith and non-faith backgrounds, helping to develop an appreciation of why science and religion do not necessarily conflict.

Spis treści

Chapter 1: Introduction  Chapter 2: All You Need it Science, Or Is It?: Exploring scientific, theological, and other ‘ways of knowing’  Chapter 3: Creating Linkages: You don’t have to reinvent the curriculum!  Chapter 4: How science changes over time  Chapter 5: Unleashing wonder and mystery in the classroom  Chapter 6: Storytelling and Galileo  Chapter 7: How scientific is that?: A practical guide to discuss the power and limitations of science in secondary schools  Chapter 8: Isaac Newton  Chapter 9: Evolution  Chapter 10: Miracles  Chapter 11: God and Natural Disasters  Chapter 12: Science at the Movies: Remediating the Misconceptions and Developing Ethical Reasoning  Chapter 13: Beyond Experimentation  Chapter 14: Genes, Determinism and Human Improvement  Chapter 15: How do I obtain Reliable Knowledge about the World?  Chapter 16: Awe and Wonder in Science  Chapter 17: Evolution and Religion Chapter 18: Thinking Beyond the Classroom