Year 11 Religious Education
Curriculum:
Click to Expand Autumn Term Content:
Thematic Studies
Religion, Human-Rights and Social Justice
Religion, Human-Rights and Social Justice
Key Concepts
- Social Justice And Human Rights
- Prejudice And Discrimination
- Religious Freedom
- Prejudice And Discrimination – Disability And Race
- Christian Teachings About Wealth
- Poverty And Its Causes
- Exploitation Of The Poor
- Giving Money To The Poor
Focus Religions
Christianity and Islam
Key Vocabulary
Social Justice, Human Rights, Equality, Prejudice, Discrimination, Heterosexual, Homosexual, Freedom Of Religion, Freedom Of Religious Expression, Disability, Positive Discrimination, Tithe, Poverty, Exploitation, Human Trafficking, Emergency Aid, Long-term Aid
Thematic Studies
The Existence of God and Revelation
The Existence of God and Revelation
Key Concepts
- The Design Argument (Also Known As The Teleological Argument)
- The First Cause Argument (Also Known As The Cosmological Argument)
- The Argument From Miracles
- Arguments Against The Existence Of God
- Special Revelation And Enlightenment
- General Revelation
- Different Ideas About The Divine
- The Value Of Revelation And Enlightenment
Focus Religions
Christianity and Islam
Key Vocabulary
Design Argument, Theist, Atheist, Agnostic, First Cause Argument, Eternal, Creation, Miracle, Proof, Faith, Evil, Suffering, Ultimate Reality, The Divine, Revelation, Special Revelation, Vision, Enlightenment, General Revelation, Nature, Scriptures, Omnipotent, Omniscient, Benevolent, Immanent, Transcendent, Personal Nature (Of God), Impersonal Nature (Of God).
Click to Expand Spring Term Content:
By this point in the academic year, we have completed the course content and we are focusing on revision, exam technique and pace.
Click to Expand Summer Term Content:
By this point in the academic year, we have completed the course content and we are focusing on revision, exam technique and pace.
Subject Overview:
Students in Year 11 have 3 lessons of Religious Education each week.
Students will receive one piece of Religious Education homework set every week.
Assessments:
Students are assessed at the end of each unit. There are also End of Term assessments and an End of Year assessment.
Students sit a mock exam in the Autumn Term.
Students sit their final exams in the Summer Term.
