Re for Real: The Future of Teaching and Learning about Religion & Belief

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Shaw, M and Dinham, A (2015). Re for Real: The Future of Teaching and Learning about Religion & Belief. Goldsmiths, University of London.
AuthorsShaw, M and Dinham, A
TypeProject report
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Report on a national research project led by the Faiths & Civil Society Unit at Goldsmith University of London.

KeywordsEducation; Religious Education
Year2015
PublisherGoldsmiths, University of London
Web address (URL)www.gold.ac.uk/faithsunit/reforreal
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Print01 Nov 2015
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Deposited07 Mar 2017
Accepted01 Nov 2015
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