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For the College Classroom
Resources
- Resources for Online Teaching
- Wabash Syllabi Collection
The Wabash Center, the American Academy of Religion (AAR), and the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) have compiled a collection of more that 1800 syllabi in a wide variety of courses in religious and theological studies.The Wabash Center also has other resources, such as Teaching Tactics, which describes exercises one can use in class to teach about religion.
Publications
For High School Classrooms and the General Public
Resources
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Society of Biblical Literature Website
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Bible Odyssey
There are many differences between Bible study, which
happens in a religious setting, and study of the Bible, which happens in an
academic one. Bible Odyssey presents the work of scholars in an engaging format
that reveals the historical context behind key people, places, and passages of
the Bible that have influenced our history, literature, popular culture, and
politics.
- Teaching the Bible
A newsletter designed to support teachers of secondary school Bible electives. It featured easy to read and reliable resources that you can use in your classroom.
- Bible Electives in Public Schools: A Guide is an SBL-produced guide to teaching the Bible in public secondary schools.
Lesson Plans
A team of scholars and teachers from the Georgia 3Rs Project have created five lesson plans that show how the
academic study of biblical and other ancient texts can be appropriately included into public high school courses.
Teacher Training
Organizations
Legal and Other Guides
Other Resources
*These are external sites that may have content useful to those who teach the Bible. As external sites, SBL neither controls nor endorses their content.*
The Bible and Interpretation is a site run out of the University of Arizona that collects resources and articles of interest around the teaching of the Bible, religion, and related topics.
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