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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This week, an enquiry plan inspired by a true tale that happened to a friend of mine. Don’t worry, it’s not another piece about shops doing fake discounts on Black Friday, (quite the opposite). Plus, get an oracy question for every student, every week, for the rest of the school year with our two-term Sticky
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This week, a session we’ve been using in our online classes about the ethics of video games. It’s inspired by case number five, “The Tears of the Koroks” from the Ethics Cup case set, but adapted here for a wider audience. Warm-up Question Share in pairs examples of things you have done in a video game that
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