Learning about Science and Religion

TypeSchool
FacultyFaculty of Arts, Humanities and Education
Head of Academic SchoolProfessor Berry Billingsley

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Secondary school students' reasoning about science and personhood
Billingsley, B. and Nassaji, M. 2021. Secondary school students' reasoning about science and personhood. Science & Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11191-021-00199-x

Journal article

Perceptions of the relationships between science and religion held by upper-secondary school students in Church of England schools
Billingsley, B. and Nassaji, Mehdi 2020. Perceptions of the relationships between science and religion held by upper-secondary school students in Church of England schools. International Journal of Christianity & Education. 24 (2), pp. 153-178. https://doi.org/10.1177/2056997119895542

Journal article

Epistemic insight: a systematic problem and an ecosystemic solution.
Nassaji, M. and Gordon, A.J. 2020. Epistemic insight: a systematic problem and an ecosystemic solution.

Conference paper

A guidebook to building an epistemically insightful learning experience in primary schools
Lawson, F., Simpson, S. and Billingsley, B. 2020. A guidebook to building an epistemically insightful learning experience in primary schools. Canterbury Christ Church University. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5211208

Online educational resource

A guidebook to building permeable classroom walls in secondary schools
Lawson, F. and Billingsley, B. 2020. A guidebook to building permeable classroom walls in secondary schools. Canterbury Christ Church University. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5220714

Online educational resource

Inspiring minds: How big questions can build students’ epistemic insight and improve attitudes towards STEM
Lawson, F., Hunt, M., Goodwin, D. and Colley, S. 2020. Inspiring minds: How big questions can build students’ epistemic insight and improve attitudes towards STEM. School Science Review. 378, pp. 59-64.

Journal article

Engineering ed: Dealing with failure and the robotic future – Engaging students in multidisciplinary STEM learning
Oh, M. and Lawson, F. 2020. Engineering ed: Dealing with failure and the robotic future – Engaging students in multidisciplinary STEM learning. School Science Review. 376, pp. 51-59.

Journal article

Shattering the subject silo: Radical curriculum transformation and enhanced insight through co-created research
Lawson, F. and Hazeldine, L. 2019. Shattering the subject silo: Radical curriculum transformation and enhanced insight through co-created research.

Conference paper

Inspiring minds: Widening participation opportunities with big questions on identity and STEM
Lawson, F. and Billingsley, B. 2019. Inspiring minds: Widening participation opportunities with big questions on identity and STEM.

Conference paper

Opportunities and possibilities raised by teaching science and religion in the digital age
Lawson, F. 2019. Opportunities and possibilities raised by teaching science and religion in the digital age.

Lecture

Inspiring minds through informal science learning
Lawson, F., Colley, S. and Hunt, M. 2019. Inspiring minds through informal science learning.

Conference paper

Christ, the cosmos and critical realism
Lawson, F. 2019. Christ, the cosmos and critical realism.

Conference paper

Inspiring Minds Through Informal Science Learning: Interim evaluation report. Informing research to increase science learning in schools
Lawson, F.I, Hunt, M., Goodwin, D. and Colley, S. 2019. Inspiring Minds Through Informal Science Learning: Interim evaluation report. Informing research to increase science learning in schools. Canterbury https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.33624.93448

Project report

Postnatal depression: parents need better support in schools
Shalet, D. 2019. Postnatal depression: parents need better support in schools. Times Educational Supplement.

Journal article

Through the looking glass: Ghost in the Shell, transhumanism, and transcendence through the virtual
Shalet, D. 2019. Through the looking glass: Ghost in the Shell, transhumanism, and transcendence through the virtual. Implicit Religion. 21 (4). https://doi.org/10.1558/imre.35338

Journal article

Review of 'On Faith and Science', by Edward J. Larson & Michael Ruse
Lawson, F. 2018. Review of 'On Faith and Science', by Edward J. Larson & Michael Ruse. Reviews in Science and Religion. 70.

Journal article

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