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15 February 2026

pptx, 21.69 MB
pptx, 21.69 MB

PICK AND GO LESSON, SUITABLE FOR NON‑SPECIALISTS.

A complete KS3 Ethics lesson exploring how religion has been used to both challenge and justify racism. Students investigate the Ku Klux Klan, Christian teachings on equality, and the Civil Rights Movement, examining how scripture can be interpreted in different ways. Engaging tasks help students understand how beliefs influence actions in society.

Lesson outline includes:

  • Do Now key‑word recap
  • Introduction to racism, prejudice, privilege and equality
  • Exploration of how religion has been misused to justify racism
  • Case study: The Ku Klux Klan and misuse of scripture
  • Civil Rights Movement and Christian teachings supporting equality
  • Scripture analysis grid using key Bible verses
  • Scenario and discussion tasks
  • Quick quiz for recall
  • Blue Zone extended writing: “Christianity has helped to end racism – How far do you agree?” with success criteria and challenge task
  • Model answer for self‑assessment and improvement

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