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NEW RESEARCH PROJECT: Consolation and hope in a time of crisis

Consolation and hope in a time of crisis is a two-year funded research project commencing in June 2021. It aims to investigate how experienced chaplains from Church of England and Catholic sectors […]

21 April 202113 June 2023 ResearchLeave a Comment on NEW RESEARCH PROJECT: Consolation and hope in a time of crisis

Faith in the Nexus YouTube presentations

We have launched a set of Faith in the Nexus animations and video presentations with associated materials to help work in the ‘nexus’ of school, church and home.

18 November 202013 June 2023 Nexus, ResearchLeave a Comment on Faith in the Nexus YouTube presentations

Flourishing Schools

The Flourishing Schools Program: https://nicer.org.uk/flourishing-schools FREE RESOURCES: This website has been designed to support school Spiritual Development, Improve Religious and Worldview Education and help provide tools for Shaping Character in the Curriculum […]

15 October 202013 June 2023 Research, UncategorisedLeave a Comment on Flourishing Schools

NICER seminar – Science and Religion Encounters (sub-project 1 findings)

Wed 07/10/2020 15:00 – 16:00 Online seminar to present and discuss the preliminary findings of the SRE sub-project 1.Curating superficiality: a comparison of two lessons on the Creation Story Professor […]

6 October 202013 June 2023 Research, Science Religion EncountersLeave a Comment on NICER seminar – Science and Religion Encounters (sub-project 1 findings)

At the RExChange Festival

This online conference is for teachers, advisers, leaders and members of religious and non-religious worldview communities. I am speaking today at two sessions and here are the related presentations Find […]

3 October 202013 June 2023 Events, ResearchLeave a Comment on At the RExChange Festival

Texts and Teachers Part 2: The Findings

Here I explore some of the findings of the Texts and Teachers project, touching on links between institutional and personal worldview, deep conversations in the classroom, criticality and formal examinations […]

15 May 202013 June 2023 Religion & Worldview Ed, ResearchLeave a Comment on Texts and Teachers Part 2: The Findings

A Message Wrapped in Words

This page contains a link to an interview with Dr Margaret Carswell (PhD) is a Senior Lecturer at Australian Catholic University. She was an advisor to the Texts and Teachers […]

1 May 202013 June 2023 Religion & Worldview Ed, ResearchLeave a Comment on A Message Wrapped in Words

Texts and Teachers Research and Practice

To downloadOpening the Door to Hermeneutical RE: The Findings ReportandThe Practice Guide: Classroom Tools for Sacred Text Scholarshipclick here. This project, a collaboration between Professor Bob Bowie and Ms Katie […]

23 January 202013 June 2023 Blog, Religion & Worldview Ed, ResearchLeave a Comment on Texts and Teachers Research and Practice

What really matters about teacher education at Cathedrals Group universities

The NICER project, What really matters about teacher education at Cathedrals Group universities, sought to understand better how teacher education staff, partnership schools student teachers perceived their teacher education institutions […]

9 May 201813 June 2023 Blog, ResearchLeave a Comment on What really matters about teacher education at Cathedrals Group universities

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