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Publisher: Springer

Place: Berlin

Year: 2019

ISBN (Hardback): 9789811361265

ISBN (eBook): 9789811361272

Full citation:

Adrián M. Gellel (ed), Global perspectives on catholic religious education in schools II, Berlin, Springer, 2019

Global perspectives on catholic religious education in schools II

Contents

The teacher of religion

choosing between professions in catholic schools

Kieran Scott

3-14

New wine in fresh wineskins

rethinking the theologicity of catholic religious education

Bert Roebben

51-61

Examining school and parish interaction

some implications for religious education

Richard Rymarz, Angelo Belmonte

125-135

The transmission of religion

reconceptualising the religious education leader

Michael T. Buchanan

139-150

Formation for mission

a systems model within the Australian context

David Hall, William Sultmann

165-177

Teacher readiness

a pedagogy of encounter

Linda Di Sipio

191-202

Pilgrimages

fruitful sources of faith formation for catholic student teachers?

Stephen Reilly, Hazel Crichton, Mary Lappin

203-215

Teacher as expert

using teacher knowledge to engage students

Adrián Lacey

217-229

CPD and RE

what do re teachers in Irish catholic schools say they need?

Gareth Byrne, Bernadette Sweetman

231-243

Pedagogical content knowledge

a missing piece in the puzzle that is religious education in catholic schools

245-256

Early childhood religious education

it matters, but what is its matter?

Jan Grajczonek

259-270

Catholic early years educators' dilemma

remaining faithful to children's spiritualities

Christine Robinson, Jan Grajczonek

271-283

God, the Church and today's child

Cavalletti in the classroom?

Anne-Marie Irwin

285-297

Effective tools for pedagogical change in religious education

experience of teachers in Hong Kong catholic Kindergartens and primary schools

Wing Kay Vion, Shuet Yan Fion

299-310

Enhancing curriculum syllabi and frameworks

catechetical, cognitive, and affective principles

Max T. Engel

311-322

Education through art

the use of images in catholic religious education

Andrzej Kielian

335-344

From early Christian art to postmodern visual imaginary

new approaches to catholic religious education

Elżbieta Osewska

345-355

Storying faith

the promises and contradictions of new media in catholic religious education

Mary E. Hess

357-368

Using digital technologies to interpret life

media literacy and catholic religious education in dialogue

Edward Wright

369-380

Stewards of creation

laudato si, ecological conversion and religious education

Sandra Carroll, John F. Collins

417-428

Engagement in religious education

focusing on spiritual and religious capabilities

Christine Robinson, Chris Hackett

429-444

Teaching about religious diversity

policy and practice from the council of Europe

Robert Jackson

497-509

Religious education

a creative time and space for spiritual development

Ann Casson

511-522

Identity and dialogue

learnings from a personal interreligious encounter

Toni Foley, Maree Dinan-Thompson

563-573