DAY 1 Vision for learning in Religious Education.

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DAY 1 Vision for learning in Religious Education

Our Goal (Learning and Teaching Framework) As a Catholic Christian community we educate all to live the gospel of Jesus Christ as successful, creative and confident, active and informed learners empowered to shape and enrich our world. Our Goal (Learning and Teaching Framework)

https://curriculum. bne. catholic. edu. au/Curriculum/LearningArea https://curriculum.bne.catholic.edu.au/Curriculum/LearningArea?learningAreaName=Religious%20Education

The Vision for Religious Education Students who are challenged to live the gospel of Jesus Christ and who are literate in the Catholic and broader Christian tradition so that they might participate critically and authentically in faith contexts and wider society The Vision for Religious Education emphasises the complementarity of the two dimensions of Religious Education and articulates a school’s aspirations for students in terms of their religious literacy and faith formation.​ The Vision for Religious Education

The Model of Religious Education

Through our vision to Teach Challenge Transform, we believe: Every learner is created in the image and likeness of God and inspired by the spirit, responds with passion and creativity to life. Every learner seeks to find meaning in life and learning and in the Catholic Christian Tradition we find meaning in the person and teachings of Jesus to grow as pilgrim people. Every learner is a lifelong learner, with a desire to search for truth and do what is right; accountable for choices and responsible for actions. Every learner is in some respect, like all others, like some others, like no other and we respond creatively, flexibly and with a futures orientation to ensure dignity and justice for all. Every learner can achieve success in life and learning where diversity is valued and shared wisdom contributes to decision-making that enriches and enlivens our world. Every learner brings to the learning experience their own richly diverse life journey to contribute to a community in communion, empowered by the Spirit to be at the service of others.