Discipleship in Art

Learning Objectives:

1. Offer an interpretation of a work of art, comparing it with another relevant artwork.
   
   
2. Wmake links with Catholci sources, beliefs and practices related to discipleship.
    
3. Discuss what makers could have intended to communicate and how effectively each conveys Catholic beliefs. 
   
   

Resources Include: 

• Lesson PowerPoint

• Diamond 9 Sheet - nine arguments for students to rank, whilst reflecting on the painting
  

• Calling of Peter & Andrew (Buoninsegna) and Peter's Denial (Carl Blotch) - activity sheets with the paintings and questions for students to reflect on. 
  
  
• Feet Reflection - activity sheet for students to use whilst learning key information about both paintings
  
  

Religious Education Directory Links:

• D9.3.4 - Offer an interpretation of a relevant work of art, making links with Catholic sources, beliefs and practices related to the discipleship and vocation. Compare and contrast it with another relevant artwork. Discuss what the makers could have intended to communicate and how effectively each conveys Catholic beliefs about discipleship and vocation.

Scheme of Work: Year 9 Galilee to Jerusalem - Lesson 4

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