Dawn Cox, Subject leader for RS in a secondary school in Essex and familiar contributor online with her highly regarded blog, has interviewed me on a Teams chat. She asks me great questions about hermeneutics, disciplinarity and texts in the classroom and I share some of my thinking and we exchange ideas. It was a great chance to explore some issues which seem to be at the forefront of our subject conversation.
Dr Bob Bowie, Professor of Religion and Worldviews
This is a prerecorded version of the first part of the paper given at the Online AULRE / REOnline event, Thursday 14th May and Friday 15th May 2020. It explores the connection between sacred text scholarship, hermeneutics and worldview education, in the context of the English RE debate.
Here is a YouTube playlist of materials, talks by Professor Trevor Cooling, related to Christian Schooling, curriculum and character, prayer spaces and doing God in Education.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZC0kQ7n-D0nqluE0OvYVVpaR56FtexHU
A ‘few’ years ago RE Online made a series of videos about places of worship which are available to watch on the web. See the whole lineup here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcvYqEhFsTqGq_CGaGG2-yg
Professor Trevor Cooling in debate with Andrew Copson, CEO of the British Humanist Association, about Christian involvement in schools.
A video about What if Learning by Anglican EdCom
Prayer Spaces in Schools Keynote Speaker, Trevor Cooling (Professor of Christian Education at Canterbury Christ Church University) talking about during the 2015 Day Conference in London. We’re sorry for the low quality of the sound on Trevor’s video.
Professor Trevor Cooling, Director of the National Institute for Christian Education Research, was the keynote speaker at the Chelmsford Diocese Church School Leaders’ Conference on 25 April 2013. In this video Prof Cooling is in conversation with Ralph Meloy, Communications Director of Chelmsford
Video from Anglican EdCom. They asked Professor Trevor Cooling (Faculty Director at the National Institute for Christian Research, Canterbury Christ Church University UK) what he considers to be the core purpose of an Anglican school.
