Thank you for dedicating the last 5 years to making it!

Any current/prospective RE teachers looking for an introduction/subject knowledge development which goes beyond just teaching the "Big Five", this is an excellent resource. keepingit101.com #TeamRE

how much more focused teacher training is on how people learn and how teachers can design lessons with that in mind.

Obviously many caveats to this and school teaching involves many other elements around engagement, long-term retention, scaffolding and deliberate practise. But having both taken a course for teaching undergrads during my PhD and recently completed a PGCE, I was struck by...

Started with some basic context about Guru Nanak & Sikhi (when, where, etc). Then introduced the story of Guru Nanak and the River - watched video then read as a class. Next lesson we're going to be story detectives looking for any secret meanings in the text and they're all very excited!

Starting with Guru Nanak (including some context) and the story of the river. Reason for hermeneutics is I find a lot of my pupils still think religious stories are worthless because they're obviously false. Hoping to help them see meaning beyond the literal - a transferable skill for RE & beyond

Do you have any to recommend? I'm quite new to Sikhi so working it out as I go along!

Thank you! I will do tomorrow