This is a (growing) list of links, aiming to highlight projects, initiatives, journals, associations or institutions related to the topic “Philosophy in Schools“
Associations, Institutions and Foundations
- NCH – School Certificate in Philosophy Short Course
- FAPSA – Federation of Australasian Philosophy in Schools Associations
- SOPHIA Network – European Foundation for the Advancement of Doing Philosophy with Children
- P4CNZ – Philosophy for Children New Zealand
- Philosothons (philosophy competitions on primary and highschool level), see a video explaining Philosotons here
- The Philosophy Foundation – Philosophy in Schools, Community and Workplace
- SAPERE – Philosophy for Children, Colleges, Communities
- ICPIC – International Council of Philosophical Inquiry with Children
- Thinking Space (public philosophy projects)
- P4C – Philosophy for Children, Philosophy in the Curriculum
- Dialogue Works
- The Philosophy Man
- OPEN Scotland – Online Philosophy and Education Network for Scotland
Public Philosophy, Articles, Podcasts and More
- Article: How Teaching Philosophy Could Combat Extremism
- Article: Teaching Philosophy to Children? It’s a great idea!
- Book: Philosophy and Community. Theories, Practices and Possibilities
- Panel discussion: Thinking well. Educating 21st Century Learners.
- Article: Moral Education and Critical Thinking are Vital in a Digital Age – ABC Religion & Ethics
- Article: Want to improve NAPLAN scores? Teach children Philosophy
- Article: Why Children Should Study Philosophy
- Article: What’s the Point of Education? It’s no longer about just getting a job
- Radio contribution: Ethics and Absolutes in the Classroom. ABC Radio National “Philosopher’s Zone”
- Radio contribution: The Young and the Reasonable. ABC Radio National “Philosopher’s Zone”
- Radio contribution: Does Ethics belong in Schools? ABC Radio National “The Minefield”
- Article: Every Child Should… Learn Philosophy
- Article: Philosophy saved me from poverty and drugs: that’s why I teach it to kids
- Article: The first R: why we need to teach philosophy in the classroom
- Article: A school of thought: why British pupils should study philosophy
- Video: Emma Worley and Peter Worley. Teaching Philosophy to Children
- Video: TEDx Goodenough. Plato not Playdoh
- Video: TEDx Kings College. How to be a Rebel
- Podcast: Philosophy Now Radio Show: Philosophy in Education
- Podcast: Philosophy Now Radio Show: Primary School Philosophy. Children doing Philosophy
- Podcast: Philosophy with Children and A.C. Grayling (dreams)
- Podcast: Philosophy with Children and Dr. Michael Lacewing (goodness)
- Podcast: Philosophy with Children and Angie Hobbs (freedom)
Resources
- Philosophy at the Museum
- The Philosophy Club: Australian organization that partners with schools to build a culture of critical and creative thinking through collaborative philosophical enquiry
- What’s the Big Idea? A BBC animation for early years and younger primary
- What’s the Big Idea? The website of US Academic Tom Wartenberg full of film clip ideas for Secondary Students
- Teaching Children Philosophy: The website of US Academic Tom Wartenberg full of picture book ideas for Primary Students.
- Dialogue Works: UK based company promoting philosophy and thinking skills.
- Brilla Creativity Camps: Canadian camps with an emphasis on philosophical enquiry
- BBC: What makes me, and other interesting questions.
- The Philosophy Foundation resources
- Journal of Philosophy in Schools , can also be found on Facebook and Twitter
- Philosophy for Children Bibliography
- Journal of Philosophy in Schools Special Edition: Why Should Philosophy be Taught in Schools?
- FAPSA resources
- P4CNZ resources
- SAPERE resources
- Thinking Space resources
- P4C Co-operative resources
- DialogueWorks resources
- The Philosophy Man resources
Journal of Philosophy in Schools Special Ediation: Why Should Philosophy be Taught in Schools?