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Direct linkStones, Alexis; Pearce, Jo; Reiss, Michael J.; Mujtaba, Tamjid – Religious Education, 2020
In England, both Religious Education (RE) and science are mandatory parts of the school curriculum throughout the 5-16 age range. Nevertheless, there remain concerns that, as in many countries, students do not have a good understanding about the scope of each subject nor about how the two subjects relate. This article reports on a study that…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Religious Education, Science Education, Intervention
