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Ashley M. Hooper; Misbah Hyder; Thomas M. Colclough; Daniel Mann – Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2023
We incorporated trauma-informed principles into the design of a synchronous, online Religion and Politics course and then evaluated impacts on student learning through qualitative methods. Using a novel approach, students self-evaluated their learning throughout the course in weekly reflections. Using content analysis and directed coding…
Descriptors: Trauma Informed Approach, Electronic Learning, Religion Studies, Politics
Doty, David S. – School Administrator, 2012
The word "religion" sends shudders down the spine of superintendents, as conflict over religious values can be one of the most unpredictable and emotional issues arising today in public schools. Dealing with religious belief in public schools need not be full of emotion and conflict. In this article, the author shares his strategies for…
Descriptors: Religion, Public Schools, School Administration, Conflict
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Kamat, Sangeeta; Mathew, Biju – Comparative Education, 2010
How should religion be integrated into school curriculum? The authors compare two recent controversies about religion in school curriculum to provide an overarching perspective that can guide educators in their efforts to use religion for pedagogical purposes. The first controversy concerns curriculum approved by the California State Board of…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Religion Studies, Integrated Curriculum, Grade 6
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Dollahite, David C.; Layton, Emily; Bahr, Howard M.; Walker, Anthony B.; Thatcher, Jennifer Y. – Journal of Adolescent Research, 2009
The concept of sacrifice was formerly a key variable in theorizing about religion and society. Secularization theory and conceptual models equating sacrifice with cost have reduced its usage and apparent relevance, although it continues to be of interest in anthropology and religious studies. Research on sacrifice has been neglected in the social…
Descriptors: Religion Studies, Anthropology, Social Science Research, Behavioral Science Research
Kilman, Carrie – Education Digest: Essential Readings Condensed for Quick Review, 2007
For decades, educators have wrestled with how to handle the increasingly diverse religions of an increasingly diverse student body. Sometimes, the line between church and state--what schools can and cannot do under the Constitution--can feel confusing and slippery. Today, religion has become a subject one high school teachers describes as even…
Descriptors: High Schools, Religion, Secondary School Teachers, Secondary School Students
Houson, Judy – 2001
This seventh grade activity asks students to gather data that will help them understand and appreciate the Islamic way of life and to learn to feel comfortable living with a Muslim family in Syria during the second semester of the school year. The activity states each student will be interviewed by a Fulbright official, expected to keep a…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Foreign Countries, Grade 7, Islam
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Riley, Naomi Schaefer – Education Next, 2006
A year and a half ago, Calvary Chapel high school approached the University of California's (UC) Board of Admissions and Relations with Schools with the curricula of some new courses it wanted to offer. The board must ensure that the classes given in California's high schools are sufficiently rigorous to be counted in UC admissions decisions.…
Descriptors: High Schools, State Universities, History, Social Sciences
Zachlod, Michelle, Ed. – 2001
California State Standard 5.4 is delineated as: Students understand the political, religious, social, and economic institutions that evolved in the colonial era. Understanding the historical contributions of religion and key elements of world religions is essential to a complete knowledge of America's civilization and to being a well educated…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Colonial History (United States), Curriculum Enrichment, Economics
California State Dept. of Education, Sacramento. – 1991
This handbook makes clear what the legal rights and responsibilities of California teachers and students are with regard to moral and civic education. For example, the duty of teachers concerning the instruction of pupils in ethics, morals, manners, religion and democratic principles is explained through discussion of the values that teachers are…
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Codes of Ethics, Elementary Secondary Education, Ethical Instruction
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Simmons, John K. – Social Studies, 1993
Reviews the legal history of including religion in the curriculum and maintains that religion may have been the most important determinant of human behavior throughout history. Outlines an instructional model based on California and Illinois state histories and includes four themes that structure the model. (CFR)
Descriptors: Cultural Pluralism, Curriculum Design, Elementary Secondary Education, History Instruction
Sisemore, Pamela – 1994
This paper proposes that U.S. teachers are mostly uninformed and misinformed about the appropriate place of religion on the school campus and in the classroom. Four critical questions are addressed; (1) What does the U.S. Constitution say about education and/or religion? (2) What are the current court decisions regarding specific religious…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Attitudes, Beliefs, Civil Liberties
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Sewall, Gilbert T., Ed. – Social Studies Review, 1992
This documents consists of 12 issues of a journal that seeks to provide information and reviews concerning social studies textbooks; each issue consists of 16 pages. Contents in the 12 issues include: (1) California control over textbook content; (2) "skills" teaching in elementary-level social studies texts; (3) readability formulas;…
Descriptors: Cultural Pluralism, Economics Education, Elementary Secondary Education, Ethical Instruction