This week, a playful dialogue delving deeper into the idea of New Year’s Resolutions. The two speakers in the dialogue are both the same person, which might be an interesting way of bridging from spoken philosophy to written. Warm-up Questions Imagine you had made a New Year’s Resolution last year and succeeded in keeping it. […]
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Half-life (n.): The time take it takes for something to reduce to half of its original state.   Doctors talk about the half-life of medication – how long it takes for only half of it to remain in our bodies. Or you might hear it in relation to radioactive material decaying away. P4C at your school can have a
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This week, a special edition of the bulletin written by our fellow in-house philosopher, Marley Davies. – I’m looking at a photograph of me on the frontpage of Lviv News, and I’m wondering whether going to Ukraine was right, wrong, or neither. In July, my Dad, his friend and I drove an ambulance from Birmingham, UK,
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