Issues of Relationships
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Why this why now
This unit is situated here as pupils will have studied two religions in depth in Year 10 and can then see how views on issues such as marriage and divorce are informed by religious understandings of what it means to be human and the prupose of human life.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Many people believe the family is a key social concept
- Religions have teachings about the nature and importance of marriage and the family
- Religious people may look to their faith to guide them in decisions around things such as sex and contraception
- There are divergent views about the role and status of men and women in religion and in society
Why this why now
This unit is situated here as pupils will have studied two religions in depth in Year 10 and can then see how views on issues such as marriage and divorce are informed by religious understandings of what it means to be human and the prupose of human life.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Many people believe the family is a key social concept
- Religions have teachings about the nature and importance of marriage and the family
- Religious people may look to their faith to guide them in decisions around things such as sex and contraception
- There are divergent views about the role and status of men and women in religion and in society
Issues of Relationships
In this unit pupils will examine issues around sexuality, the family and relationships. They will study how Christians and other worldviews understand ideas of family and marriage and address how these affect views on issues such as divorce.
8 lessons in unit
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