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4 November 2025

pptx, 3.01 MB
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pptx, 2.23 MB
pptx, 2.23 MB

This 50–60 minute lesson explores religious attitudes towards gender equality from Christian, Islamic, and Sikh perspectives, helping students understand key beliefs about equality, roles, and rights. Designed for the Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies specification (and suitable for other exam boards), the lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation, video-based activities, modelled exam responses, and student worksheets.

Students are introduced to key concepts and relevant sources of authority, including the Equality Act, before completing an information-gathering task from a video. This leads into a structured information sheet, where students collect and organise arguments to support both sides of an exam-style question, with a model answer provided to support effective revision and assessment preparation.

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