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Religious Education

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Coursework Guide 2024 Digital Version

Paul McAndrew


CONTENTS pg. 1

Getting started

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Part A

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2024 Prescribed Title for Leaving Cert Coursework

Check list… when finished

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Glossary of terms

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Part B

pg. 14

pg. 15

Marking Scheme

pg 16

Coursework booklet

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Coursework Guide Religion Leaving Certificate Religious Education, 2024 Prescribed Titles for Practical Coursework Choose one of the following…

Section F Issues of Justice and Peace F.1

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Injustices must first be removed before true peace can occur.

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An investigation into the evidence for the above statement found in the way peace has been brought about within a conflict situation.

A case study on how one of the following teachings influences members of a major world religion to care for the environment:

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- The Creation Texts in Genesis - Viceregent of the earth in Islam

Section G Worship, Prayer and Ritual G.1

An analysis of the meaning of two different types of ritual and the role that each play in the lives of people today. G.2

- Reflection

- Sacrament

An exploration of the part played in each of the above in the life of people of faith today.

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Getting started… Point to note… When conducting internet-based research, it is crucial to find credible sources to ensure accuracy and reliability. Here are some tips to help you find credible sources: 1. Start with reputable websites: Begin your search on established, trustworthy websites such as government agencies, educational institutions, reputable news outlets, and well-known organizations.

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2. Check author credentials: Look for information about the author or organization responsible for the content. Verify their expertise, qualifications, and credentials. Be cautious if the author's information is missing or seems biased. 3. Consider domain extensions: Websites with .gov, .edu, or .org tend to be more reliable since they are associated with government, educational, or nonprofit organizations respectively.

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4. Evaluate references and citations: Look for sources cited within the article or webpage. Verify those references to ensure they are reliable and support the writer's claims. 5. Assess objectivity and bias: Be conscious of any biases or agendas present in the content. Look for balanced viewpoints and objective analysis rather than content that seems overly promotional or one-sided.

6. Peer-reviewed publications: Scholarly articles and papers published in respected academic journals often undergo a rigorous peer-review process, providing greater credibility to the information presented. Remember, verifying the reliability of sources is an ongoing process. Applying these guidelines will enhance your ability to find credible and trustworthy information when conducting internet-based research.

First - to choose the title you want to research …Pick the one that you are most interested in and that you have the best connection to. 3

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Second– research the title and create database …start by defining the command words in your chosen title, like profile, exploration or investigation etc, are asking you to do. … Be specific, what topics are you expected to research, cover and know. … Look at the syllabus’ knowledge; understanding; skills; attitudes for your chosen question. … Define key terms from your chosen title… then research the title.

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… Create a database with the sources used to research your chosen title and the information that you have taken from these sources.

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… A database is a record of all the sources and information that you have gathered. It can be recorded on an excel sheet, a word document, a pages document, a note or in an email. … so to create one write/copy down each source and the information taken from each source that is relevant to the title. Note the time and date of assess to each source.

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… aim to have 15+ sources

…sources can be books, interviews, documentaries, websites, journals, newspapers etc, etc… see “point to note” for how to find credible sources

… Once you have a complete grasp of the topic in your title then start writing up

Thirdly – write it up… start with the findings section in Part A, then the steps and skills section in part A. Once that is complete, tackle Part B.

Follow the order and the word count that follows precisely

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