How teachers in Europe teach religion : an international empirical study in 16 countries /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Riegel, Ulrich, Ziebertz, Hans-Georg, 1956-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Berlin : London : Lit ; Global [distributor], 2009
Berlin : Piscataway, NJ Lit ; Distributed in North America by Transaction Publishers, c2009
Berlin : Lit, 2009
Series:International practical theology ; v. 12
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Teaching religion in a multicultural European society / Hans-Georg Ziebertz and Ulrich Riegel
  • Concepts and methods of the empirical study / Ulrich Riegel and Hans-Georg Ziebertz
  • Austria : facing reality / Robert Schelander
  • Belgium: the hermeneutic-communicative model - a feasible option? / Didier Pollefeyt
  • Czech Republic: teaching religion versus religious plurality - a closed circle? / Ludmila Muchová and Frantis̆ek S̆tĕch
  • Finland: the Finnish RE teacher
  • A modern traditionalist / Antti Räsänen and Martin Ubani
  • Germany: teachers of religious education - mediating diversity / Ulrich Riegel and Hans-Georg Ziebertz
  • Ireland: the teachers' perspective on goals of religious education / Christopher Alan Lewis ... et al.
  • Italy: tradition based openness to pluralism / Francis-Vincent Anthony
  • Latvia: religious education in the eyes of teachers / Laima Geikina and Anta Filipsone
  • Malta: accentuated similarities between catechists and religious educators / Adrian-Mario Gellel
  • The Netherlands: who is afraid of RE? The Dutch?! / Leo van der Tuin and Tuur de Beer
  • Norway: common compulsory religious education / Heid Leganger-Krogstad and May Britt Esse Berge
  • Teaching religion in a multicultural European society / Hans-Georg Ziebertz and Ulrich Riegel
  • Concepts and methods of the empirical study / Ulrich Riegel and Hans-Georg Ziebertz
  • Austria : facing reality / Robert Schelander
  • Belgium: the hermeneutic-communicative model - a feasible option? / Didier Pollefeyt
  • Czech Republic: teaching religion versus religious plurality - a closed circle? / Ludmila Muchová and Frantis̆ek S̆tĕch
  • Finland: the Finnish RE teacher - a modern traditionalist / Antti Räsänen and Martin Ubani
  • Germany: teachers of religious education - mediating diversity / Ulrich Riegel and Hans-Georg Ziebertz
  • Ireland: the teachers' perspective on goals of religious education / Christopher Alan Lewis ... et al.
  • Italy: tradition based openness to pluralism / Francis-Vincent Anthony
  • Latvia: religious education in the eyes of teachers / Laima Geikina and Anta Filipsone
  • Malta: accentuated similarities between catechists and religious educators / Adrian-Mario Gellel
  • The Netherlands: who is afraid of RE? The Dutch?! / Leo van der Tuin and Tuur de Beer
  • Norway: common compulsory religious education / Heid Leganger-Krogstad and May Britt Esse Berge
  • Teaching religion in a multicultural European society / Hans-Georg Ziebertz and Ulrich Riegel
  • Concepts and methods of the empirical study / Ulrich Riegel and Hans-Georg Ziebertz
  • Austria : facing reality / Robert Schelander
  • Belgium: the hermeneutic-communicative model - a feasible option? / Didier Pollefeyt
  • Czech Republic: teaching religion versus religious plurality - a closed circle? / Ludmila Muchová and Frantis̆ek S̆tĕch
  • Finland: the Finnish RE teacher
  • A modern traditionalist / Antti Räsänen and Martin Ubani
  • Germany: teachers of religious education - mediating diversity / Ulrich Riegel and Hans-Georg Ziebertz
  • Ireland: the teachers' perspective on goals of religious education / Christopher Alan Lewis ... et al.
  • Italy: tradition based openness to pluralism / Francis-Vincent Anthony
  • Latvia: religious education in the eyes of teachers / Laima Geikina and Anta Filipsone
  • Malta: accentuated similarities between catechists and religious educators / Adrian-Mario Gellel
  • The Netherlands: who is afraid of RE? The Dutch?! / Leo van der Tuin and Tuur de Beer
  • Norway: common compulsory religious education / Heid Leganger-Krogstad and May Britt Esse Berge