Title: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools - Beliefnet
Headings: 7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
7 Reasons We Should Teach More Religion in Public Schools
Teasing about Religious Differences Starts as Early as Kindergarten
Religion Plays a Role in History, Literature, and Current Events
The United States’ Religious Makeup is Changing
Americans are Woefully Ignorant about Religion
Schools need to Better Understand the Difference between Celebration and Education
Even Young Children can be Taught about World Religions in Simple Terms
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
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Content: Does it make a difference? One teacher described how a child might recognize the Star of David in a nearby cemetery and understand that it’s there to remember a Jew. At the minimum, children realize the world has many religions. Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
Schools can Learn Best Practices to make these Teachings Successful
Middle and high school world history teachers often get instruction about religion as part of history courses in college. But for elementary teachers, it’s hit or miss depending on where they attend college. Teachers can get tips from guides on teaching about religion in the public schools by the First Amendment Center and the American Academy of Religion. Some universities and organizations offer continuing education programs and courses — and Wellesley, Modesto, and Core Knowledge schools also can serve as models. 6 Ways to Practice Spiritual Warfare God’s Way
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By Linda K. Wertheimer, originally appearing on OnFaith
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