Hello 👋 year 8 is where we focus in on dharmic worldviews and we follow the Coventry and Warwickshire syllabus which is a worldview approach so looking at how we can apply this #REChatUK

4. BBC Radio 4 - In Our Time, Karma #REchatUK

Shabnam Khaliq NATRE Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) The free article by Denise Cush Culham St Gabriel’s and the free resources at Edinburgh University by Naomi Appleton and also by Brian Black at Lancaster also free

#REChatUK NATRE another resource for Hindu Dharma

#REChatUK this is why I wish I was a student in Nikki's lessons! ❤️❤️

Shabnam Khaliq NATRE Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) There are also some excellent episodes on the Dharmic traditions from The RE Podcast. I often relisten to these each year. #ReChatUk

#REChatUK NATRE Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) Question 6. What are your most enjoyable areas to teach within the Dharmic traditions and why?

#REchatUK a common misconceptions is that all Buddhists are atheists. An important one to address and dive into. Thank you Miss Eva for highly this. NATRE

#REChatUK NATRE look out for another resource from The RE Podcast on Sikhi

Shabnam Khaliq NATRE I love teaching pupils about reincarnation. They are fascinated by it. They usually have some misconceptions such as a person can be reborn in a choice of animal form, but that can easily be rectified. #REChatUK

The RE Podcast Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) ERA Teaching Resources I like to use this one which depicts the Mersey as ‘the Ganges of the north’! era.org.uk/tv-radio-resou… #REchatUK

#REChatUK NATRE James Holt has some brilliant reading on Dharmic faiths.

#REchatUK love this too

Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) I am quite excited by some of the religion and worldviews approaches I am taking to the Dharmic traditions. Often looking at how stories inspire individuals or communities. I blogged about Sita and environmental activism recently. #ReChatUk inspirationtrust.org/58/news/post/3…

#REchatUK and this data is endlessly fascinating pewresearch.org/short-reads/20…

#REChatUK NATRE Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) Question 8. What areas of Dharmic faiths are you looking to develop this year and beyond?

#REChatUK a fantastic example of the way knowledge is developed by colleagues. Reading key texts and accessing key authors. Another recommendation below 👇

Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) NATRE Shabnam Khaliq The Open Centre- Derby is so helpful in organising faith walks and speakers in our area #rechatuk

#REchatuk NATRE Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate) as we come to the end of our evening, remember to check out the #RECHATUK to catch up anything missed. Some brilliant recommendations by colleagues and fantastic curriculum ideas. Thank you to everyone that participated in the chat today.

Shabnam Khaliq Miss Eva NATRE I think to say “Buddhism is atheist” is to gloss over many colourful traditions and stories for the sake of making it palpable for a post enlightenment secular age and this does Buddhism disservice. The teaching buddhism blog is great addressing this blogs.ed.ac.uk/teachingbuddhi…