Titlebook: Overcoming Religious Illiteracy; A Cultural Studies A Diane L. Moore Book 2007 Diane L. Moore 2007 Cultural Studies.education.learning.reli

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Incorporating the Study of Religion Throughout the Curriculum: American History, Economics, Biology,garding how to incorporate the study of religion in disciplines that are commonly offered in secondary school curricula: American history, economics, biology, and literature. My most extensive commentary is focused on American history with shorter commentaries on the other disciplines given that I build upon frameworks already articulated.

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The Purpose of Educationrticulate and periodically review their own answer to the following question: What is the purpose of education? My hope is that they will continue to do so throughout their teaching careers as one way to remind them why they were drawn to education in the first place and to inspire them to help crea

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Constructing a Learning Communityom culture is established during these early meetings either by design or default. For educators wishing to create an intentional learning community that is student-centered and where participants are equipped to engage a cultural studies model, the construction of a sound foundation during these ea