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Workshop 1 introduces a collaborative approach to developing engagement with science and religion, by exploring sustainability in an international learning community of teachers based in Pakistan and England. The aim of the session was to begin to explore sustainability through science and religious worldviews. Participants were invited to: 1. Explore the meaning of the term ‘sustainability’ 2. Consider the relationship between science and religion 3. Reflect on the nature and communication of knowledge 4. Explore the Learning Community Blackboard If you would like to find out more, and would be interested join and collaborate with our international learning community of teachers, please contact LASAR@canterbury.ac.uk.
International learning community, Multidisciplinary, Sustainability, Early career teachers, Teaching, Science, Stewardship, Science and Technology, Science and Religious worldviews, Learning community
International learning community, Multidisciplinary, Sustainability, Early career teachers, Teaching, Science, Stewardship, Science and Technology, Science and Religious worldviews, Learning community
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