a respectful discussion where people share different reasons for their views, listen carefully to others, and use those ideas to consider a question more deeply

differences in opinion or belief between people

how your worldview shapes the way you judge actions, make decisions and understand other people’s choices

Living harmoniously with different worldviews

Religious education

Personal worldviews and organised worldviews

Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic: worldviews and context

Blending worldviews and changing worldviews

In this unit pupils will consider how worldviews are highly contextual and that western worldviews look very different to others. They will consider how worldviews may be blended or change over time. They will reflect on how we live and respond to worldviews we may not agree with in todays society.

Worldviews: how do I see the world and does everyone see the same way?

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

a respectful discussion where people express their views

how your worldview shapes the way you act and understand people

Match each keyword to its correct meaning:

Why might two people reach the same moral decision?

Differences in worldviews can lead to different...

Someone who says 'stealing is always wrong' is likely using:

Major life {{}} can lead people to rethink their beliefs.

Recognising shared {{}} helps build respect between traditions.

Combining beliefs from different traditions

How can cultural exposure influence beliefs?

Living harmoniously with different worldviews

Lesson outcome

Content guidance