Difference between revisions of "Religious Studies"
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The "compulsory" [[GCSE]] designed to teach us about world religions and ethics.... | The "compulsory" [[GCSE]] designed to teach us about world religions and ethics.... | ||
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If you ''really'' can't stand RS, please note that you do not ''have'' to take it for GCSE, you can drop out of it (but you have to do something else instead). | If you ''really'' can't stand RS, please note that you do not ''have'' to take it for GCSE, you can drop out of it (but you have to do something else instead). | ||
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| + | This is one of the only subjects where staff from other subjects are brought in to assist in teaching (excluding IT where the borrowed staff are more compitant than the trained ones) . One example of this was [[Miss Fraiser]] who taught 9S in 2002/3. | ||
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Revision as of 20:30, 5 October 2006
The Subject
The "compulsory" GCSE designed to teach us about world religions and ethics....
Widely regarded as a boring, somewhat pointless lesson.
If you really can't stand RS, please note that you do not have to take it for GCSE, you can drop out of it (but you have to do something else instead).
Of Teachers
This is one of the only subjects where staff from other subjects are brought in to assist in teaching (excluding IT where the borrowed staff are more compitant than the trained ones) . One example of this was Miss Fraiser who taught 9S in 2002/3.
