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An inside look: Philosophy in schools with students

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Conditions in order to achieve philosophical enquiry. Article by Arabella Carter.

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So, what have the Greeks ever done for us?

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Chris Eyre draws out the lessons shared from three main philosophical thinkers.

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Troubleshooting in Philosophy for Children

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Implementing philosophical elements into teaching and learning.

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Philosophising our way towards a more tolerant society, by @BradwayStockley

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By exploring current affairs, can we use philosophy to help promote a more tolerant future?

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Mastery Of Learning by @GarethLewis76

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Mastery of learning is based around adding additional challenge for the young person at each stage and not a process of giving more of the same.

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The art of listening by @SuzanneAxelsson

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

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The nature and purpose of education: A personal philosophy by @thembinkosi

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Teachers and staff are the keys to education. There is no substitute for a great

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Book: The If Machine by @The_if_man via @BloomsburyEd

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Amid all the noise, busyness and the striving towards top marks in our schools, little

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Book: Learning with Leonardo by Ian Warwick & Ray Speakman via @JohnCattEd

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From the outset, I want to be clear – Leonardo da Vinci, not Leonardo DiCaprio.

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Resource: A writing idea

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

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PE Revolution by @fulbridge_acad

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

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Let’s Think: the Future of Teaching by @WSPTOTT

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

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Book Reviews: 100 Ideas Series via @ACBedu

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

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Book Review: Provocations – Philosophy for Secondary School

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

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Great Early Years EYFS Blogs

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

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