Year 11 |
Unit: What is Truth?
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What is Truth? |
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Links to previous lesson: Previously pupils discussed the incarnation of
Jesus and how this has an effect on the lives of a Christian. |
Teacher Status: QT
NQT Supply Student Group Ability: T M L MA Number in Group: SEN: |
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Learning Objectives
Pupils ... ·
Learn about the differences in statements of truth. ·
Learn that belief in God is not irrational ·
Learn various arguments for the existence of god ·
Consider possible arguments against the existence
of God Consider how to approach an exam question on this topic ·
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Teaching approach and activities Starter: ·
State objectives ·
Read through introduction on ‘What is truth?’
sheet. ·
Discuss questions at the end of the intro. What do
we mean by proof? Why do we
believe things are true? What do
Christians say about proof, truth and belief? Main Activities: (1 as expert groups) ·
Discuss and explain different categories of truth ·
Decide which category each statement fits into ·
Discuss response ·
Discuss intro the existence of God and personal
beliefs ·
Discuss the problem of evil as a response to God’s
existence ·
Pupils explain each argument briefly in their own
words ·
Teacher lead tips for the exam ·
Attempt the exam question Plenary: ·
Discuss good answer ·
Recap objectives |
Outcomes and assessment Most pupils will… ·
Be able to explain and justify their own beliefs
about the existence of God ·
Be able to explain in simple detail 3 arguments for
the existence of God. ·
Have answered an exam question to level 3 (OCR
criteria) Some pupils will have made more progress and will… ·
Be able to explain and justify their own beliefs in
response to Christian beliefs ·
Explain arguments for god’s existence in more
detail ·
Have answered an exam question to level 4 (OCR
criteria) Assessment through exam answer. |
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Links to next lesson: Continuing
work on what is truth ‘Revelation and the Bible’ |
Homework: Preparation
for next lesson, what is the Bible. Who wrote it? Why is it important for
Christians? |
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