philosophy

Getting some pupils to put pen(cil) to paper can sometimes seem an impossible, unreasonable, and […]

‘Just because we have always done it that way, does not mean it is right.’ […]

Teachers and staff are the key to education. There is no substitute for a great […]

Epictetus once said that: “Whoever is going to listen to the philosophers needs considerable practice […]

THIS is about mastery of knowledge, a subject, concept or learning outcome. I have been […]

Despite philosophy not being part of the core curriculum in the UK, thousands of children […]

Stop what you are doing right now, including that planning for next term, because what […]

– We review the following five books from a series of 100 Ideas titles published […]

This is a re-blog post originally posted by Paul Stockley and published with kind permission. […]

– It may seem all Greek to you, but the great philosophical thinkers of their […]

Finding time in such a packed curriculum to explore more creative aspects of learning (and […]

The Early Years of education allow for a great foundation to education, with creativity and […]

Following from our UKEdChat Subject Special focusing on Philosophy for Children, it seems fitting to […]