Education Ser.: Binding Things Together : Teaching As a Religious Activity by Ronald Noone (2020, Trade Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherMonash University Publishing
ISBN-101925835871
ISBN-139781925835878
eBay Product ID (ePID)20050421071

Product Key Features

Number of Pages152 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameBinding Things Together : Teaching As a Religious Activity
Publication Year2020
SubjectEducation, General, Philosophy, Theory & Social Aspects
TypeTextbook
AuthorRonald Noone
Subject AreaReligion, Education
SeriesEducation Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height0.4 in
Item Weight8.3 Oz
Item Length9.2 in
Item Width6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
LCCN2020-476041
Dewey Edition23
Dewey Decimal207.5
Synopsis'There is something mysterious and wonderful about the act of teaching someone how to do something. Good teaching can lead to personal and social transformation.' In Binding Things Together , author Ronald Noone contends that religion and education remain indispensable vehicles for living authentic, rewarding, and valuable lives so long as these terms are not confined by the institutions that seek to claim ownership of them. One of the many definitions of religion, from the Latin 'religio' means, 'to consider carefully' while re ligare means to 're-connect' following Saint Augustine. The author's preferred definition for religion is 'that which binds things together'; that religion helps makes sense of existence or gives a purpose. Teaching is the act where showing someone how to do something can also give a sense of purpose to both the teacher and the learner. The author addresses the new gods appearing in schooling and education. The god of technology, the pursuit of 'wellness' in school settings, the obsession with data and metrics, and the influence of business on education with the corporatisation of school boards and the demand that schools' chief responsibility is to prepare students for the workforce. Binding Things Together addresses the cultural questions of the day that are facing parents, teachers, school administrators, clergy, and religious laity. The author argues that the broad range of teaching is at a fundamental level, a religious activity., 'There is something mysterious and wonderful about the act of teaching someone how to do something. Good teaching can lead to personal and social transformation.' In Binding Things Together, author Ronald Noone contends that religion and education remain indispensable vehicles for living authentic, rewarding and valuable lives so long as these terms are not confined by the institutions that seek to claim ownership of them. One of the many definitions of religion, from the Latin 'religio' means, 'to consider carefully' while re ligare means to 're-connect' following Saint Augustine. Noone's preferred definition for religion is 'that which binds things together' -- that religion helps makes sense of existence or gives a purpose. Teaching is the act where showing someone how to do something can also give a sense of purpose to both the teacher and the learner. The author addresses the new gods appearing in schooling and education. The god of technology, the pursuit of 'wellness' in school settings, the obsession with data and metrics and the influence of business on education with the corporatisation of school boards and the demand that schools' chief responsibility is to prepare students for the workforce. Binding Things Together addresses the cultural questions of the day that are facing parents, teachers, school administrators, clergy and religious laity. Noone argues that the broad range of teaching is at a fundamental level, a religious activity.
LC Classification NumberBL42.N66 2020
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