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Questions for reflection and response

  • How do the experiences and outcomes build upon your current practice?
  • Are the concepts and skills being introduced at the appropriate level?
  • What are the opportunities to co-operate with other subjects and curriculum areas in delivering the religious and moral education outcomes?
  • In what ways do the outcomes and experiences make connections with the world of work?
  • Do you think that the personal search element is evident within the outcomes and experiences?
  • In what ways will you be able to contribute to taking these experiences and outcomes forward within your learning establishment?

Download: Overarching experiences for religious and moral education

Scotland is a nation whose people hold a wide range of beliefs, from the many branches of the Christian faith represented throughout the land, to those who follow the world’s other major religions and those whose beliefs lie outwith religious traditions. Such diversity enriches the Scottish nation and serves as an inspiring and thought-provoking background for Scotland’s children and young people in the development of their own beliefs and values.

Religious and moral education helps children and young people to explore the world’s major religions and views which are independent of religious belief, and to be challenged by these different beliefs and values.  It supports children and young people in developing their values and their capacity for moral judgement. Through developing awareness and appreciation of the value of each individual in a diverse society, religious and moral education engenders responsible attitudes to other people. This awareness and appreciation will assist in counteracting prejudice and intolerance in issues such as sectarianism and discrimination more broadly.


Religious and moral education experiences and outcomes - Christianity

Religious and moral education experiences and outcomes - Other world religions

Religious and moral education experiences and outcomes - Development of beliefs and values

 

 

 

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