Religious Education Draft - PDST
Religious Education Draft - PDST
Religious Education Draft - PDST
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION • LOOKING IN • PRAYER<br />
Unit 4: Prayer (Continued)<br />
LEARNING OUTCOMES<br />
TEACHER GUIDELINES<br />
Students should put together a prayer<br />
book containing children’s prayers,<br />
prayers for exam time, the elderly, a<br />
mother’s prayer, favourite prayers from<br />
Sacred text, their own prayers etc.<br />
2. participate in or observe different forms<br />
of prayer and give an account of their<br />
observations.<br />
Students should visit local places of<br />
worship and write a report on the<br />
similarities and differences noted.<br />
Explore the symbols used for prayer in<br />
their own and in other religious<br />
traditions; water, crosses, candles,<br />
incense, musical instruments etc.<br />
Compile a pictorial representation of<br />
words, symbols, ideas drawn from their<br />
own religion.<br />
Invite visitors from different religious<br />
traditions into the classroom to<br />
demonstrate or discuss various prayer<br />
forms with the students.<br />
Hold a prayer service using their prayer<br />
book and some of the prayer forms they<br />
have studied.<br />
Practise using different types of prayer,<br />
vocal, meditation, and contemplation.<br />
Communal prayer/personal prayer.<br />
It would be very important here that<br />
students get a chance to participate in<br />
different forms/types of prayer.<br />
Students should be offered the<br />
opportunity of going on retreat.<br />
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