This week, a session that went especially well with a Year 2 class at Jason’s annual visit to Stivichall school a few weeks ago. It’s an application of “Sides Then Selves”, getting the class to first argue from two given points of view, and then to switch to deciding what they themselves think. It’s one […]
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In this final bulletin of 2024, a chance to reflect with your students on 2024 with the philosophical theme of numbers and measurements. It’s inspired by getting someone else’s bulletin which was a kind of mini-impact report of what they’d achieved that year. We’ll briefly do a similar thing below to provide a worked example
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This week, our Christmas special P4C resource. We love making these, and you can find our previous editions at www.thephilosophyman.com/christmas. This time, it’s a futuristic stimulus inspired by a devilishly juicy conundrum included in this year’s Ethics Cup Regional Case Set (authored by Andew Knospe and the National High School Ethics Bowl). We’ve given it a first-person twist
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