The Missing Link

Ruth Marx talks about her Farmington scholarship project from 2015. Further information can be found here:
https://aminawadud.com/
https://inclusivemosque.org/
https://www.reonline.org.uk/resources/the-lived-worldviews-of-tower-hamlets/
https://www.aprilonline.org/diversity-of-sexuality-in-islam-interview-with-imam-muhsin-hendricks/
Muslims for Progressive Values: https://www.mpvusa.org/

In this episode, we talk about what helped Cerys through her ECT years, including tips for both ECTS, trainee teachers and mentors.

Chris references some online resources, links can be found here:
 
Socrative Quiz - Ontological Argument
 
Retrieval Grids-GCSE Relationships and Families
 
His website is www.chriseyreteaching.com with further resources.
And Chris is on X (was Twitter) as: @chris_eyre 

RS lead Matt Pitcher shares his experiences of developing resources for teaching about the environment. More information can be found here: https://www.reonline.org.uk/research/reconnect-religion-belief-environment/

Paul Hopkins discusses some of the uses of AI in RS teaching. For more information, please visit www.mmiweb.org.uk, and Paul can be contacted at admin@mmiweb.org.uk 

In our first episode, James Holt introduces the idea of messiness, to reflect the diversity of belief and practice within religions. More information can be found on his website https://jamesdholt.com/ and he posts on Facebook/TikTok and Instagram as @drjamesdholt.

This first episode introduces our new podcast channel for RS teachers, offering advice from experts on good classroom practice.