RE Commission Report: A Way Forward?

Press/Media: Research

Description

At a recent RE research and policy conference #2020RE, Dr Wendy Dossett had the opportunity to chat with two of the Commissioners and authors of the Religion and Worldviews report, Dr Joyce Miller and Prof Eleanor Nesbitt, along with Religious Education sociologist (and convener of SOCREL), Céline Benoit. Their conversation ranged over some of the following issues: the rationale for the move from calling the subject ‘Religious Education’ to ‘Religion and Worldviews’; the inadequacy for the classroom of a world religions approach; the degree to which faith communities are entitled to influence what gets taught in schools; and the anomaly of the so-called withdrawal clause.

Period5 Nov 2018

Media contributions

2

Media contributions

  • TitleRE Commission Report: A Way Forward?
    Degree of recognitionInternational
    Media name/outletPodcast
    Media typeOther
    Duration/Length/Size54 minutes 04
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date5/11/18
    DescriptionAt a recent RE research and policy conference #2020RE, Dr Wendy Dossett had the opportunity to chat with two of the Commissioners and authors of the Religion and Worldviews report, Dr Joyce Miller and Prof Eleanor Nesbitt, along with Religious Education sociologist (and convener of SOCREL), Céline Benoit. Their conversation ranged over some of the following issues: the rationale for the move from calling the subject ‘Religious Education’ to ‘Religion and Worldviews’; the inadequacy for the classroom of a world religions approach; the degree to which faith communities are entitled to influence what gets taught in schools; and the anomaly of the so-called withdrawal clause.

    Producer/AuthorThe Religious Studies Project
    URLhttps://www.religiousstudiesproject.com/podcast/re-commission-report-a-way-forward/
    PersonsCéline Benoit
  • TitleRE Commission Report: A Way Forward?
    Media name/outletPodcast
    Duration/Length/Size54 minutes 04
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date5/11/18
    DescriptionAt a recent RE research and policy conference #2020RE, Dr Wendy Dossett had the opportunity to chat with two of the Commissioners and authors of the Religion and Worldviews report, Dr Joyce Miller and Prof Eleanor Nesbitt, along with Religious Education sociologist (and convener of SOCREL), Céline Benoit. Their conversation ranged over some of the following issues: the rationale for the move from calling the subject ‘Religious Education’ to ‘Religion and Worldviews’; the inadequacy for the classroom of a world religions approach; the degree to which faith communities are entitled to influence what gets taught in schools; and the anomaly of the so-called withdrawal clause.

    Producer/AuthorThe Religious Studies Project
    URLhttps://www.religiousstudiesproject.com/podcast/re-commission-report-a-way-forward/
    PersonsWendy Dossett, Céline Benoit, Eleanor Nesbitt, Joyce Miller

Conference

Title20:20 RE – Practical, Policy, Powerful Knowledge
Location, Crewe, United Kingdom
Period13 Oct 2018 → 14 Oct 2018
Linkhttps://www.cstg.org.uk/2018/01/2020-re-call-for-contributors/

Keywords

  • CoRE report
  • religious education
  • religion and worldviews
  • commission on religious education