This week’s session is on the theme of cheating. When does being smart and innovative end, and cheating begin? Is it possible to cheat yourself? First, gather examples of when people might cheat. These could be confessions, or anonymised examples of when people have been on the receiving end of cheating, or general situations from […]
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This week, an activity to provoke questions about being a leader. Plus, scroll down for how you can help develop leadership in your students. Stimuli: The Human Knot Skills of leadership and teamwork are so frequently encouraged, discussing them can be difficult, because in P4C it’s not our job to encourage a particular point of
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Last week, the South Korean government passed a new law banning the dog-meat trade. Its popularity is at an all-time low, with less than a fifth of South Koreans saying they support it. Before you present the real-world story, it’s interesting to turn it on its head. Show the pictures below and say they show a
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