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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Happy New Year! We’re kicking off this year of resources to support your P4C with “Back Stories” a technique you can use to add extra depth and a creative writing twist to any philosophical stimulus that invites an ethical judgement or decision. For familiarity, I’ll use The Naughtyometer which we shared in the last issue of 2023.
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