Spring 2 Creation and Literacy development (key words and terminology) Creation – – 9 = 94 100% Assessment Perspectives on Students explore the Catholic 8 = 87 – 93% wealth units Agnosticism, Atheism, Conversion, Free will understanding of creation, 7 = 80 – 86% Miracle, Moral evil, Natural evil, Numinous Assessment: particularly the notions of God as – 6 = 74 79% 2 full sets of Omni-benevolent, Omnipotent, Omniscient creator, humanity as the image of past paper – 5 = 67 73% Prayer, Atonement, catechism, compassion, God and the role of humanity as – questions 60 4 = 60 – 66% stewards of creation. Students creeds, faith, incarnation, monotheism, mins also explore the basis for these 3 = 41 - 59% repentance, salvation, Trinity, Unity, Virgin beliefs in scripture and their – 2 = 30 40% Birth. expression both in the visual arts – 1 = 0 29% and in the increasing agency of God as creator: the Church in tackling global The meaning and significance of Michelangelo’s concerns about the environment, Creation of Adam. as well as different Christian The nature of God expressed in Genesis 1 and 2: God understandings of the account of as creator, God as transcendent and omnipotent; the creation in Genesis 1 and 2 and the significance of beliefs for Catholics. Catholic understanding of the The origin of the Bible, its structure and key literary harmony between science and forms, including law, history and prophecy. religion. Although the material is The meaning and significance of Catholic set out in separate sections, all understanding of inspiration and of the Bible as the parts are linked and students may revealed Word of God. draw ideas together in any way they wish in response to the set questions. Made in God's How it reflects Catholic beliefs about God as creator – Perspectives on Wealth and the creation of humanity in the image of God. How its meaning and significance contrasts with one The Catholic view on other Christian artistic expression of creation. wealth The meaning and significance of the belief that Links between wealth beings are made in the image of God. creation and exploitation Different viewpoints on greed and materialism
Spring 2 Assessment Assessment: 2 full sets of past paper questions – 60 mins Creation and Perspectives on wealth units Creation – Students explore the Catholic understanding of creation, particularly the notions of God as creator, humanity as the image of God and the role of humanity as stewards of creation. Students also explore the basis for these beliefs in scripture and their expression both in the visual arts and in the increasing agency of the Church in tackling global concerns about the environment, as well as different Christian understandings of the account of creation in Genesis 1 and 2 and the Catholic understanding of the harmony between science and religion. Although the material is set out in separate sections, all parts are linked and students may draw ideas together in any way they wish in response to the set questions. Perspectives on Wealth – The Catholic view on wealth Links between wealth creation and exploitation Different viewpoints on greed and materialism Literacy development (key words and terminology) Agnosticism, Atheism, Conversion, Free will Miracle, Moral evil, Natural evil, Numinous Omni-benevolent, Omnipotent, Omniscient Prayer, Atonement, catechism, compassion, creeds, faith, incarnation, monotheism, repentance, salvation, Trinity, Unity, Virgin Birth. God as creator: The meaning and significance of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam. The nature of God expressed in Genesis 1 and 2: God as creator, God as transcendent and omnipotent; the significance of beliefs for Catholics. The origin of the Bible, its structure and key literary forms, including law, history and prophecy. The meaning and significance of Catholic understanding of inspiration and of the Bible as the revealed Word of God. Made in God's How it reflects Catholic beliefs about God as creator and the creation of humanity in the image of God. How its meaning and significance contrasts with one other Christian artistic expression of creation. The meaning and significance of the belief that beings are made in the image of God. 9 = 94 – 100% 8 = 87 – 93% 7 = 80 – 86% 6 = 74 – 79% 5 = 67 – 73% 4 = 60 – 66% 3 = 41 - 59% 2 = 30 – 40% 1 = 0 – 29%
RE-assessment-framework-KS4-2018.docx