| Description | Leafet for teachers about the anti-sectarianism education resource |
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| Website Publication Date | April 20, 2005 |
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Listen
don't give it, don't take it
challenging sectarianism and religious
intolerance
an educational resource for teachers and youth
workers
This document is also available in
pdf format
(68k)
The Scottish Executive has developed an online
resource to provide teachers and youth workers with
practical materials that can be used to raise awareness
of sectarianism and religious intolerance.
The resource includes examples of current good practice
as well as a broad range of class teaching and group work
materials.
Who is the resource for?
Pre-school early years, primary and secondary-aged
pupils.
Where does it fit in the curriculum?
The resource fits in the inclusion and equality agenda
and is not another 'add-on' to the curriculum. Its primary
aim is to promote anti-discrimination and it can be used
flexibly across the curriculum and in promoting wider
school objectives.
The materials help develop skills for active citizenship
and can be used in personal and social development (PSD) as
well as subject areas including RME, social subjects and
English.
Access the Resource at:
www.ltscotland.org.uk/antisectarian
CHALLENGING SECTARIANISM AND RELIGIOUS
INTOLERANCE
What is available on the resource?
The resource is a website -
www.ltscotland.org.uk/antisectarian.
CD copies are also available for working offline.
Materials can be downloaded from the website and adapted to
suit local needs or teaching styles. You will find a range
of practical materials including:
- class teaching and group work material
- good practice examples from nursery, primary,
secondary and youth work settings
- background, legislation and historical
information
- drama lessons
- games and quizzes
- other resources
- links
Want to find out more?
If you would like more information about the resource
please contact:
Centre for Education for Racial Equality in
Scotland (CERES) on
ceresantisectarian@ed.ac.uk
CERES developed the resource for the Executive.
Contact
Scottish Executive Education Department
(SEED) on
antisectarianism@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
The website is hosted by Learning and Teaching Scotland
www.ltscotland.org.uk
www.ltscotland.org.uk/antisectarian