Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "James Holt is a British scholar of Latter-day Saint religion and history and a senior lecturer in religious education at the University of Chester.Holt has degrees from Manchester Metropolitan University, the University of Chester and the University of Birmingham. He published Religious Education in the Secondary School: An introduction to teaching, learning and the World Religions through Routledge in 2015. In this he outlines his approach to teaching RE. This includes a pedagogy he describes as a 'Kaleidoscopic' approach which draws on existing pedagogies of RE.He serves on the editorial board of the International Journal of Mormon Studies. In March 2010, Holt was among the presenters at the BYU Studies 50th anniversary symposium. Holt has also done a study specifically considering the LDS experience in Britain's religious education curriculum.Holt and his wife Ruth, who married in 1995, are the parents of four children.Holt served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) in the Scotland Edinburgh Mission (1991–93). During this time, his mission presidents were Joseph Fielding McConkie and Ian D. Swanney.Returning from his mission, Holt completed a BA in theology and history at Chester College, then part of the University of Liverpool. On conclusion of those studies, he trained as a secondary school teacher in history and religious studies at Manchester Metropolitan University. Holt then taught religious studies in two Manchester schools for 12 years before taking up his current role at the University of Chester.His service in the LDS Church includes five years as bishop of the Hyde Ward, and service on the presidency of the Manchester England Stake from 2004 to 2011. Holt has also served on the National Public Affairs Committee for the church, and was Stake Director of Public Affairs in Manchester. He was also Director of Communications for the British Pageant of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and currently serves on the Curriculum Writing Committee of the Church.In addition to his professional and church responsibilities, Holt completed a PhD in Mormon theology at the University of Chester (the degree being awarded by the University of Liverpool). His PhD focussed around an LDS theology of religions and its implications for interfaith dialogue. Arising out of this work he has presented papers at the BYU Studies symposium outlined earlier, and a Mormon Scholars in the Humanities conference at Southern Virginia University. Holt has also presented papers and written articles ranging from an exploration of Tolkien's religious imagery, aspects of Mormon theology to the teaching of religious education. He identifies these three strands as his major research interests.Holt has served on the National Council of the Professional Council for Religious Education (now NATRE); delivered training courses on religious education around the United Kingdom and also published a chapter of a book entitled Beyond the big six: New Religious Movements in the RE Classroom; a teachers' resource guide for the Edexcel GCSE about Buddhism (Pearson, 2010); and various other works. He is currently a principal examiner for a traditional and an International GCSE for one of the examination boards in England."@en }
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- James_Holt_(scholar) abstract "James Holt is a British scholar of Latter-day Saint religion and history and a senior lecturer in religious education at the University of Chester.Holt has degrees from Manchester Metropolitan University, the University of Chester and the University of Birmingham. He published Religious Education in the Secondary School: An introduction to teaching, learning and the World Religions through Routledge in 2015. In this he outlines his approach to teaching RE. This includes a pedagogy he describes as a 'Kaleidoscopic' approach which draws on existing pedagogies of RE.He serves on the editorial board of the International Journal of Mormon Studies. In March 2010, Holt was among the presenters at the BYU Studies 50th anniversary symposium. Holt has also done a study specifically considering the LDS experience in Britain's religious education curriculum.Holt and his wife Ruth, who married in 1995, are the parents of four children.Holt served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) in the Scotland Edinburgh Mission (1991–93). During this time, his mission presidents were Joseph Fielding McConkie and Ian D. Swanney.Returning from his mission, Holt completed a BA in theology and history at Chester College, then part of the University of Liverpool. On conclusion of those studies, he trained as a secondary school teacher in history and religious studies at Manchester Metropolitan University. Holt then taught religious studies in two Manchester schools for 12 years before taking up his current role at the University of Chester.His service in the LDS Church includes five years as bishop of the Hyde Ward, and service on the presidency of the Manchester England Stake from 2004 to 2011. Holt has also served on the National Public Affairs Committee for the church, and was Stake Director of Public Affairs in Manchester. He was also Director of Communications for the British Pageant of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and currently serves on the Curriculum Writing Committee of the Church.In addition to his professional and church responsibilities, Holt completed a PhD in Mormon theology at the University of Chester (the degree being awarded by the University of Liverpool). His PhD focussed around an LDS theology of religions and its implications for interfaith dialogue. Arising out of this work he has presented papers at the BYU Studies symposium outlined earlier, and a Mormon Scholars in the Humanities conference at Southern Virginia University. Holt has also presented papers and written articles ranging from an exploration of Tolkien's religious imagery, aspects of Mormon theology to the teaching of religious education. He identifies these three strands as his major research interests.Holt has served on the National Council of the Professional Council for Religious Education (now NATRE); delivered training courses on religious education around the United Kingdom and also published a chapter of a book entitled Beyond the big six: New Religious Movements in the RE Classroom; a teachers' resource guide for the Edexcel GCSE about Buddhism (Pearson, 2010); and various other works. He is currently a principal examiner for a traditional and an International GCSE for one of the examination boards in England.".