Teaching the World's Religions Resources |
Articles
Teaching about Religions as Diversity Education Ten Issues that Should Arise when Teaching Religion Movies as a Tool in World Religions A Conversation with My Neighbors: My response to the San Bernardino shootings. Buddhist Iconography in the Upper School Movies as a Tool in Teaching World Religions Beyond Buddha's Birth- Tales of Teaching Tibetan Buddhi Teaching Religion not Whats, but the Whys and Hows Using Mahfouz in the Classroom: The Journey of Ibn Fattouma Thinking about Food, Religion, and Sustainability Engaging in Religion, Ethics, and Nature in Secondary Schools Creating Unity: Exploring Interfaith Dialogue
Events
Books & Publications
Readings from The World's Religious TraditionsThis book is an excellent resource for secondary, college, or adult education students.
Webinars
Teaching the Bhagavad Gita When People Ask You About Islam Teaching Buddhism Virtual Department
Please join our growing virtual department of religion teachers from across the nation for discussion and resource-sharing! Group Facilitator Brian Blackmore - Westtown School, PA
Please click here for more information.
About Virtual Department MeetingsMany educators in CSEE focus areas are in a "department of one" at their schools (ie. the only service learning director, the only world religions teacher). Virtual Department Meetings are an opportunity for these educators to connect with their peers in other independent schools, to talk shop and to share ideas. These meetings are free for CSEE members, $100 per year for non-members, and will take place periodically throughout the year, with different themes.
Specific Religious TraditionsFor resources specific to one religious tradition, please see the following: Buddhism Christianity HinduismIslam Judaism Sikhism
Consultation
CSEE offers unparalleled consultations that are unique to your school and your specific challenges. Available in-person, via phone and your computer.
Recordings & Podcasts
From the pillars of Islam to zakat to Muslim ethics, Dr. Afsaruddin describes how the Qur’an and hadith instruct Muslims to live. She explains religious tolerance, community, personal struggle, and justice and mercy from her moderate Muslim perspective.
Videos
What Do You Believe? The Religious and Spiritual Lives of American Teenagers This 52 minute documentary is one of the best resources we know for stimulating discussions with teens about issues of inter-religious understanding and being a teen with a spiritual life.
Links to External Sites
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Heads' Ethical Roundtable
12/10/19 Location: Baltimore, Maryland
Virtual Meeting: Honor Systems
12/10/19 Location: Online