3 Secularisation After studying this Topic, Getting Started activity, p20 Textbook, pp20-27 Reading Questions and summary from Media students will: textbook activity, p24 Analysis and Evaluation question, Beliefs in Society Workbook, p22 Know the main trends in pp17-25 Webquest Summary from Webquest activity, patterns of religious belief and activity, p26 p26 Media activity, p24: ‘Secularisation’ Clip for Media activity p24: practice in the UK and USA. public ‘U.S. QuickCheck Questions, p27 Application question, p25 becoming less Understand and be able to Webquest activity, p26: ‘U.S. religious’ A level Questions to try, p27 public becoming less religious’ analyse the possible causes of Website for Webquest activity secularisation. p26: Be able to evaluate arguments and evidence for the view that secularisation is occurring. 4 Religion, renewal After studying this Topic, Getting Started activity, p28 Textbook, pp28-37 Reading Summary from Research activity, p33 and choice students will: textbook Application question, p30 Beliefs in Society Workbook, Summary from Media activity, p35 Understand the reasons why pp26-34 Research Research activity, p33 body ‘Mind, QuickCheck Questions, p37 some sociologists reject the idea activity, p33 and spirit’ Websites for research activity: of secularisation. body ‘Mind, A level Questions to try, p37 Application question, p33 and spirit’ Be able to analyse alternative Media activity, p35: ‘Supply-led interpretations of the nature religion’ and position of religion today. Clip for Media activity p35: Understand and be able to evaluate debates about the nature and extent of secularisation.
3 Secularisation After studying this Topic, students will: Know the main trends in patterns of religious belief and practice in the UK and USA. Understand and be able to analyse the possible causes of secularisation. Be able to evaluate arguments and evidence for the view that secularisation is occurring. Getting Started activity, p20 Analysis and Evaluation question, p22 Media activity, p24: ‘Secularisation’ Application question, p25 Webquest activity, p26: ‘U.S. public becoming less religious’ Textbook, pp20-27 Beliefs in Society Workbook, pp17-25 Clip for Media activity p24: Website for Webquest activity p26: Reading textbook Webquest activity, p26 ‘U.S. public becoming less religious’ Questions and summary from Media activity, p24 Summary from Webquest activity, p26 QuickCheck Questions, p27 A level Questions to try, p27 4 Religion, renewal and choice After studying this Topic, students will: Understand the reasons why some sociologists reject the idea of secularisation. Be able to analyse alternative interpretations of the nature and position of religion today. Understand and be able to evaluate debates about the nature and extent of secularisation. Getting Started activity, p28 Application question, p30 Research activity, p33 ‘Mind, body and spirit’ Application question, p33 Media activity, p35: ‘Supply-led religion’ Textbook, pp28-37 Beliefs in Society Workbook, pp26-34 Websites for research activity: Clip for Media activity p35: Reading textbook Research activity, p33 ‘Mind, body and spirit’ Summary from Research activity, p33 Summary from Media activity, p35 QuickCheck Questions, p37 A level Questions to try, p37
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