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Parents talking with children and young people about social media

There are philosophical questions such as, 'Where do our real selves become our digital selves?' that can help explore and navigate key ideas linked to social media and foster deeper thinking in our children and ourselves as parents.

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Parents thinking together

Emma Leeson reflects on the worry parents feel about the decisions they are making for their children in relation to social media.

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Parents talking with children and young people about rules

Do we need rules? This resource offers ways in for parents to open up meaningful conversations with their children connected to the concept of rules.

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Parents talking with children about coping

We’ve teamed up with Tooled Up Education to bring you these philosophical activities that are designed to open up opportunities to explore the concept of coping, encouraging openness and a recognition that there are grey areas in these complex ideas.

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Parents talking with children about lies and truth

This playful activity is designed to open up opportunities to explore the concepts of lies and truth, encouraging openness and a recognition that there are grey areas in complex ideas.

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Parents talking to children and young people about global citizenship

Being a global citizen encompasses more than simply belonging to the global population but can small actions really make a difference?

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Parents talking with children and young people about learning

Is it possible to have a no learning day? This resource offers ways in for parents to open up meaningful conversations with their children connected to the concept of learning.

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