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Which subject	Religion
What topic	Pilgrim Progress
What length (min)	30
What age group	Adult courses
Class size	20
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Lesson plan

Topic

Pilgrim Progress

Objectives

• Understand the literary and religious significance of "Pilgrim's Progress."
• Discuss the themes of the text, including the journey of faith and personal growth.
• Analyze characters and their symbolism within the story.
• Reflect on personal interpretations of the journey and its relevance today.

Materials

• Copies of "Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan (select passages)
• Whiteboard and markers
• Projector and screen (for video or slides)
• Handouts with discussion questions
• Notebooks or writing materials for students

Grade/Age Group

Adult courses

Subject

Religion

Class Size

20 students

Duration

30 minutes

National Curriculum Alignment

This lesson aligns with the national curriculum standards for Religious Education by fostering critical thinking, comprehension of religious texts, and personal reflection on themes of faith and morality.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length (minutes)	Details
1	Introduction	5	Briefly introduce "Pilgrim's Progress," its author, and its significance in Christian literature. Highlight key themes and objectives of the lesson.
2	Text Reading	10	Read selected excerpts from "Pilgrim's Progress." Encourage students to follow along and make notes on characters and themes they notice.
3	Group Discussion	10	Break students into small groups to discuss their thoughts on the characters and themes. Provide guiding questions to facilitate discussion.
4	Class Reflection	5	Reconvene as a class and invite groups to share key points from their discussions, focusing on insights about personal journeys and growth.
5	Conclusion & Homework	5	Summarize the lesson's key points. Explain the homework assignment, which involves writing a reflective piece on the themes of "Pilgrim's Progress" and their relevance today. Check for understanding without requiring presentations.

Homework

• Write a 1-2 page reflective essay on what you learned from "Pilgrim's Progress" and how its themes can be applied to your life today. Due at the next class.
• Students should submit their essays via email or online portal rather than presenting them orally.

Assessment

• Participation in group discussions and class reflection.
• Quality and depth of insights in the homework essay, focusing on personal reflection and analytical thinking.

Additional Notes

• Encourage students to share any personal stories related to the theme of pilgrimage or personal growth, if comfortable.
• Adapt discussions to the interests and backgrounds of the students to ensure engagement and relatability.

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