Whose Worldviews? is a free resource created by RE Today
An interactive resource that turns students’ survey responses into stunning graphic charts, able to be compared against others in a class, cohort or demographic.
This resource allows students in classrooms to see visual representation of their ideas about God and how far ideas of religion have an impact on their personal worldview.
Building on research in psychology from Johnson, Sharp et al, and testing the famous theory of dimensions of religion from Ninian Smart, this site gives visual presentations of data from your own classroom, to compare with others around the world.
Much more on using the snowflake and the spidergram in the classroom from RE Today.

How to create your worldview graphic
Instructions for teachers or group leaders

Create your group by filling out a short profiling form

Invite your group to join via your unique web address

Group members choose what theme to explore and create their chart by completing a short form

View all charts from your group in one place and encourage members to explore and compare
Instructions for individuals

Choose what theme to explore and create your chart by completing a short form

View your chart and compare your results to others
Discover YOUR worldview

What is your idea of God?
Applying research from psychology on what people think God is like, fill in how far you agree that some key terms describe what God is like, in your personal worldview, and a snowflake graphic will show how your ideas compare with others.
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Explore the impact of your worldview
How much impact do different features of religion have on your personal worldview – however religious you are (or aren’t)? Fill in a survey and a spidergram graphic will instantly show the shape of your worldview and how it compares with others.
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