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Guest Blog Post by Brandon Robshaw about how young people react to his book Weird Philosophy in the classroom.
A new resource based on Worley’s Republic Island from The If Machine, which has five parts helping people to consider how to build a better world, how to govern it and how to look after it.
We are encouraging people to be full of thought this year, with a free prize draw book giveaway.
The beautiful flower Elusivia, blooms once in a lifetime. This sustainability-themed philosophical enquiry plan asks, should a flower-fanatic miss the show?
A series of cards to provoke discussion around climate change in the science classroom.
A set of 'playing cards' with puzzling questions that have been created to stimulate critical and creative thinking about people and the planet. They can be used to start discussions, explore ideas and share perspectives with others through a community of inquiry. Created with GCSE science students in mind on the themes of biodiversity, climate change and chemical pollution under the over-arching theme of planetary boundaries.
Today — 16 November 2023 — is World Philosophy Day and we’ve been celebrating! Enter the book giveaway, explore our new philosophical taster sessions, download our “Big Decisions” resource on artificial intelligence, get out in nature, and maybe even join us online or in person this weekend as we consider “The Future of Philosophical Education”…
Ahead of World Philosophy Day (tomorrow, Thursday 16 November 2023), SAPERE’s Director of Operations & Development Emma Swinn encourages us all to try some philosophising at home, with family or friends you live with, or wherever you spend your days…
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