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What was John T Scopes put on trial for?
in 1925, he broke Tennessee law prohibiting the teaching of Darwinism to his students. *back then, the state and religion wasn't separated*
What is the difference between the term Islam and Muslim?
Islam is the religion Muslim is the person who follows Islam's teaching
what is the difference between teaching strategy and teaching methods?
* Method is the way the teacher approaches the students.* Strategy is the action to be taken by the students to reach the objective.*Strategy is planned-a systematic approach to a problem
What religion is based on the teachings of Muhammad?
Islam is the religion based on the teaching of Muhammad.
What piece of legislation barred individualism from advocating or teaching the overthrow of the US?
The Smith Act
What piece of legislation barred individuals from advocating or teaching the overthrow of the US?
The Smith Act
What religion follows the teaching of Budda?
Buddhism which is a philosophy, not a religion. He had no religion
What is teaching learning process?
teaching is nothing but to create creative students
What is the difference between teaching approach and techniques?
A teaching approach is the overall philosophy or method used to guide instruction, such as constructivism or behaviorism. Teaching techniques are the specific strategies or methods employed within a teaching approach to help students learn, such as group discussions or problem-based learning.
Why was john scopes put on trial?
in 1925, he broke Tennessee law prohibiting the teaching of Darwinism to his students. *back then, the state and religion wasn't separated*
Why did Jesus' teaching turn into such a large religion?
Because what He was teaching was true.
What has the author Donald Wiebe written?
Donald Wiebe has written: 'Religion and Truth' -- subject(s): Religion, Study and teaching, Knowledge, Theory of (Religion) 'Failure and nerve in the academic study of religion' -- subject(s): Religion, Study and teaching, Hermeneutics 'The politics of religious studies' -- subject(s): Religion, Study and teaching
