YR9 Options Booklet 2022

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Subject: GCSE Religious StudiesOptionWhy study this subject?Religious Studies is about developing the skills to think about a range of ethical,philosophical and political issues. If you like debating, questioning the worldand exploring issues of right and wrong, then this is the course for you.You do not have to be religious to choose Religious Studies as a GCSE.You will have the opportunity to develop your own views about the world, aswell as exploring other religious and non-religious perspectives. In addition,the course will also focus on ethical dilemmas in society and politics, allowingyou to develop your knowledge and understanding of a range of issues in theworld today such as war, poverty, crime and justice.The course will include plenty of debate and discussion, focusing on currentissues in the news, as well as exploring the reasons behind religious attitudesto current issues.You will develop a range of skills that are highly sought after by colleges,universities and employers such as enquiry, critical thinking, analysis andconstructing arguments.What qualifications can this subject lead to?Completing a GCSE in Religious Studies is excellent preparation for a range ofA Levels including Philosophy, English, History and Religious Studies, as well asA Levels in Social Sciences such as Law, Psychology, Sociology and Politics.What topics will I study on this course?You will have the opportunity to explore a focussed study of the beliefs,teachings and practices of Christianity and Islam.Religion Paper – Key topics Christian Beliefs Christian Practices Muslim Beliefs Muslim PracticesThematic Paper - Key topics The Existence of God Relationships and Families Religion, Peace and Conflict Religion and Life28
Some of the debates that we will have are… Can religious philosophers use logic to convince atheists that Godexists? When does life begin? Should abortion be allowed? Should you save sex until marriage? Is there ever a good reason to go to war? Does religion cause conflict in the world? What’s the point of prison? Is capital punishment wrong?How will I be assessed?Paper 1 1 hour 45 minutes written examination, Summer Year 11Paper 2 1 hour 45 minutes written examination, Summer Year 11There is no controlled assessment.How much homework will I have to do?Students will follow their personalised revision timetable as outlinedpreviously.Where can I find out more about this qualification?Se the link below for the AQA specification below:http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/religious-studiesSubject Lead: isobel.boyson@bridgeacademy.hackney.sch.uk29
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