This week, three activities that invite children to draw connections between things and tips for getting them doing more of this in your discussions. Last week, my colleague Charlie Sturgeon and I returned to Sarum Hall School to run our annual Team Talk Challenge Day with Year 6. This year we decided to place a focus […]
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This week, a stimulus about the possibility of alien life out there somewhere, and whether we should be making active steps to try and make contact. It was well received in last week’s online philosophy sessions at www.p4he.org. Don’t say that’s what the session will be about, just go straight into the stimulus. Stimulus 1 –
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This week’s issue has the theme of children and adults, what adults can learn from children and the question, “When do you stop being a child?” It was prompted by a new paper in Think!, by our friends Emma Swinn at SAPERE and Stephen Campbell-Harris, “The Myth of Growing Up: How Childlike Traits Benefit Adults”. Lots
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