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SOPHIA Network Meeting 2017
Monday, 3 July 2017 from 09:00 to Tuesday, 4 July 2017 until 22:00
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The Philosophy Foundation promotes the use of philosophy in the public sphere, specialising in
the facilitation of philosophical conversations in education, business and the community.
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Teachers in schools, and people in the workplace
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We run philosophy sessions in schools, in the community,
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RT @drangiehobbs: Very much looking forward to taking part in this with @JIWarren & MM McCabe https://t.co/9afWlFOYkI
RT @the_if_man: How to use the enduring power of Greek myths in your classroom https://t.co/iSlcLxhupZ
@MartinBoers @GSpellchecker @EthicsEducation Thanks Martin, & yes we teach critical thinking & logic through conver… https://t.co/5CHf8mhjMW
RT @SE100: We've been inundated with nominations for #WISE100! Know an inspiring woman working in #SocEnt or #ImpInv? Vote now! https://t.c…
@Andrew_Adonis @JuliaHB1 Young people can think deeply and responsibly about many issues (we see it in the classroo… https://t.co/X8LblJFUC7
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
