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Timing Topic title Subject specific detail Guidance Learning activity Resources Lesson 7 The aims of punishment The aims of punishment, including retribution, deterrence and reformation; also including religious attitudes to each Students will be able to: explain religious attitudes to why we punish people explain religious attitudes to the merits of the different aims stated in the course. Ask students to read information on religious attitudes to aims of punishment, highlighting key information, and use this to write their own notes. Students could be given information on the religious attitudes to punishment to be able to select teachings on the aim of punishment. Working in small groups, students could research one aim each and present to others the religious attitude to that aim, as well as a clear definition. Students could also write short tests with mark schemes for other groups to practice. Differentiation and extension Differentiation – Reduced language worksheets with visual imagery to aid understanding. Cloze procedure to create basic notes. Match-up of religious teachings to the aims. Extension – Find out about other aims of punishment, make notes on them eg, protection, vindication, reparation. Guided worksheets on the religious attitudes to aims of punishment. A suitable textbook on this topic. Access to the internet for research tasks. Suitable and relevant film clips. Timing Topic title Subject specific detail Guidance Learning activity Resources
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