Ontario Grade 11 HRF3O World Religions and Belief Traditions in Daily Life (Grade 11, Open)
Chapters: 6
1. A. Research and Inquiry Skills
A1 Exploring · A2 Investigating · A3 Processing Information · A4 Communicating and Reflecting
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2. B. Commonalities, Concepts, and Contexts
B1 Commonalities · B2 Terms and Concepts · B3 Global and Local Contexts
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3. C. Community Within Sacred and Secular Contexts
C1 Historical Contexts · C2 Community Beliefs and Practices · C3 Belief Traditions and Popular Culture
- Anthropology and Culture – Anthropology is the study of human beings as a whole: our bodies, our past, our languages and our ways of life. Culture is the shared, learned way of life of a group: what people make, do, say and believe. Culture is learned, shared, symbolic, connected and always changing. Anthropologists study it by living with people (participant observation) and try to understand each culture on its own terms (cultural relativism) instead of judging it by their own (ethnocentrism).
4. D. Actions
D1 Festivals, Celebrations, and Commemorations · D2 Rites of Passage · D3 Daily Observances
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5. E. Sacred Stories and Writings
E1 Role of Sacred Writings, Oral Teachings, and Stories · E2 Influence of Sacred Writings, Oral Teachings, and Stories
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6. F. Dimensions of the Sacred
F1 Sacred Time · F2 Sacred Place
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