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RT @RIPhilo: Book now for our annual debate w Jonathan Jones, Matthew Kieran and Melvyn Bragg! Part of #BeingHuman16! https://t.co/MDmwAe0a…
On The Philosophy Foundation blog recently, we have seen posts by Pete Worley on the Hokey Kokey method, and Steven Campbell-Harris on his Kokey Ho...
After the Hokey Kokey and the Kokey Hokey, Tim Sprod gives us the Foci: https://t.co/KHnptcuArX #p4c keeping discussions philosophical
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RT @the_if_man: @Sue_Cowley @philosophyfound oh, and Mrs Howells!
Children need practice at thinking, just like everything else and the facilitator models for them and leads them into a wide variety of its forms. Quite frankly these sessions are clearly so empowering for them that at least once in every single one I find myself wondering why on earth this type of education is not occurring simultaneously in every school in the country.
Eugene Romain, Grinling Gibbons Primary School
