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Teaching the Bible: A Legal and Objective Approach.
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Woods, Jimmy L. – Clearing House, 1980
Asserting that the Supreme Court's 1963 Schempp decision does not prohibit biblical instruction in the public schools, but only mandates that it be objective, the author suggests several techniques for incorporating Biblical allusions and stories into literature instruction. (SJL)
Descriptors: Biblical Literature, Court Doctrine, Elementary Secondary Education, English Curriculum
Religion: Courts and the Schools
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Hartung, A. Bruce – Clearing House, 1973
Discusses religious activities which are not permissible and activities which the Court has condoned. (Author/SP)
Descriptors: Biblical Literature, Court Litigation, Religion, Religious Factors
Bible Study for Ninth Graders
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Smiley, Jerome – Clearing House, 1973
Description of a two-month unit on the Bible as literature; materials, sources, class activities. (SP)
Descriptors: Biblical Literature, English Instruction, Instructional Materials, Junior High School Students
Television "Covers" the Bible Prophets.
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Tighe, Mary Ann – Clearing House, 1983
Describes a method used in a Biblical literature course to help students discover and assimilate Biblical information through video tapes. (FL)
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Biblical Literature, English Instruction, Figurative Language
Guidelines for Teachers Using Religious Materials.
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Reddick, Thomas L.; Peach, Larry – Clearing House, 1986
Summarizes the constitutional basis for separation of church and state as it relates to litigation concerning religion and public schools. Discusses prayer and Bible reading, the minute of silence, posting and distribution of religious materials, and evolution and creationism. Provides a summary and general guidelines for using religious…
Descriptors: Biblical Literature, Controversial Issues (Course Content), Court Litigation, Instructional Materials