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James D. Holt

Associate Professor of Religious Education

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    • Did they really mean that? The use of quotes in Religious Education (and life) part 2
    • Did they really say that? The use of quotes in Religious Education (and life)
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        • What is atheism?
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      • 1. Article about the Church and the RE Classroom
      • 2a. Joseph Smith and the First Vision
      • 2b. Joseph Smith and The Book of Mormon
      • Introduction to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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  • Thoughts on Teacher Identity
    • The Importance of a Coherent Teaching Identity: Reflection on Belief and Education

Thoughts on Teacher Identity

The below links explore some of my thoughts about the formation and identity of a teacher.

The Importance of a Coherent Teaching Identity: Reflection on Belief and Education

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