Adventures in Teaching and Learning

I’ve been exploring Twitter, looking for new people to follow that I might be able to learn from or be inspired by. I came across an RE teacher’s blog, and have decided to follow some other links and share them with you (and with me, for the future). Unfortunately some of the bloggers have not blogged recently; however, perhaps getting a mention here might encourage them to have another go! And we can always learn and be inspired by any posts already posted. So here goes …

Intellectual Bohemian – another Catholic RE teacher based in London.

Catholic Teachers Online – I’ve just added myself to this. Hope other Catholic RE teachers add themselves here. In fact, the site is for all Catholic teachers.

Simon O’Carroll – The first teacher I found on Twitter.

I feel I ought to add a short reflection on this. Some people might wonder why Catholic teachers, whether RE or not, might want to particularly identify themselves as such. I mean, I don’t think I often go on about being a Catholic RE teacher on my blog, although I am sure it comes up from time to time, and is probably obvious on my school blogs. I have taught in both a state school and a Catholic school. The thing is, as an RE teacher, the content is – for me, anyway! – quite different in a Catholic school from a non-Catholic school; I also find that my delivery is a bit different too. So it would be interesting to be able to share ideas with other teachers in a similar context!

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