Global Perspectives on Catholic Religious Education in Schools Volume II: Learning and Leading in a Pluralist World /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Buchanan, Michael T. (Editor), Gellel, Adrian-Mario (Editor)
Summary:XXIV, 663 p. 3 illus.
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Language:English
Published: Singapore : Springer Nature Singapore : Imprint: Springer, 2019.
Edition:1st ed. 2019.
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6127-2
Format: Electronic eBook
Table of Contents:
  • Part I Theoretical Issues
  • 1 The Teacher of Religion: Choosing between Professions in Catholic Schools
  • 2 Catholic Religious Education: Educating for Faith
  • 3 The Challenges of Integrating Catholic Religious Education and Catechesis: An American Quandary?
  • 4 Rethinking Catholic Religious Education in the Light of Divine Pedagogy
  • 5 New Wine in Fresh Wineskins. Rethinking the Theologicity of Catholic Religious Education
  • 6 Theological Underpinnings of Australian Catholic RE: A Public Theology Proposal
  • 7 The Religious Education of the Religion Teacher in Catholic Schools
  • 8 Moral Formation in Catholic Religious Education: Insights from the Fourth Gospel
  • 9 Von Balthasar's Theo-Aesthetics Applied to Religious Education
  • 10 Primary School Parents' Perspectives on Religious Education
  • 11 Examining School and Parish Interaction: Some Implications from Religious Education
  • Part II Teacher Formation and Professional Development
  • 12 The Transmission of Religion: Reconceptualisingthe Religious Education Leader
  • 13 Confident Student to Confident RE Teacher: A Perspective from Scotland
  • 14 Formation for MissioN: A systems Model within the Australian Context
  • 15 Catholic Teachers, Theological Literacy and Engagement with Biblical Texts
  • 16 Teacher Readiness: A Pedagogy of Encounter
  • 17 A Pilgrimages: Fruitful Sources of Faith Formation for Catholic Student Teachers?
  • 18 Teacher as Expert: Using Teacher Knowledge to Engage Students
  • 19 A CPD and RE: What do RE Teachers in Irish Catholic School Say
  • 20 Pedagogical Content Knowledge: A Missing Piece in the Puzzle that is Religious Education in Catholic Schools
  • Part III Pedagogical and Content Issues
  • 21 Early Childhood Religious Education: It Matters, but What is its Matter?
  • 22 Catholic Early Years Educators' Dilemma: Remaining Faithful to Children's Spiritualities
  • 23 God, the Church and Today's Child: Cavalletti in the Classroom?
  • 24 Effective Tools for Pedagogical Change in Religious Education: Experience of Teachers in Hong Kong Catholic Kindergartens and Primary Schools
  • 25 Enhancing Curriculum Syllabi and Frameworks: Catechetical, Cognitive, and Affective Principles
  • 26 Religious Arts and Liturgical Catechesis of Children
  • 27 Education through Art: The use of Images in Catholic Religious Education
  • 28 From Early Christian Art to Postmodern Visual Imaginary: New Approaches to Catholic Religious Education
  • 29 Storying Faith: The Promises and Contradictions of New Media in Catholic Religious Education
  • 30 Using Digital Technologies to Interpret Life: Media Literacy and Catholic Religious Education in Dialogue
  • 31 Contextual Influences on KNowledge Mediation in Religious Education and its Significance for Teacher Education
  • 32 Catholic Social Teaching, Catholic Education and Religious Education
  • 33 The Anthropological Dimensions of the Preparation of Youth for Marriage and Family
  • 34 Stewards of Creation: Laudato Si', Ecological Conversion and Religious Education
  • 35 Engagement in Religious Education: Focusing on Spiritual and Religious Capabilities
  • 36 Integrating Community Spirituality into Religious Education: A School Educator's Role
  • 37 Applying René Girard's Mimetic Theory in the Religious Education Classroom
  • 38 Profiling and Enhancing Religious Education in Catholic Schools
  • 39 How do Sport Educator-Coaches Contribute to RE in Catholic Schools?
  • Part IV Inter-Religious Issues
  • 40 Teaching about Religious Diversity: Policy and Practice from the Council of Europe
  • 41 Religious Education: A Creative Time and Space for Spiritual Development
  • 42 The Student Voice in South African Catholic School Religious Education
  • 43 Pedagogical Identity for Religious Education in Catholic Schools: A Brazilian Case Study
  • 44 A Panorama of Christian Religious Education Education in Nigeria
  • 45 Identity and Dialogue: Learning from a Personal Interreligious Encounter
  • 46 Catholic Religious Education in Germany and the Challenges of Religious Plurality.-47 Interreligious Education Involving Christianity and Confucianism in Hong Kong
  • 48 A Theory of Alterity as a Perspective for Interreligious Learning
  • Part V Contextual Issues
  • 49 Policies to Reform Religious Education in Hong Kong Catholic Schools
  • 50 Catholic Youth Associations' Activities in All-Day Schools in Germany: Opportunities and Limits
  • 51 The Medellín Path in the School Institution: The Chilean Case
  • 52 Religious Education in the Secularized Netherlands.