Philosophical inquiry
just say what you really think about drugs: cultivating drug literacy through engaged philosophical inquiry (epi)
... Research has shown that “no use” drug education programs, with the objective of scaring or shaming youth into abstinence, have not been effective in addressing problematic substance use. The ineffectiveness of such scare ...
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from laboratory to praxis: communities of philosophical inquiry as a model of (and for) social activism
... of philosophical inquiry—criticism and ...of philosophical inquiry thus seek to provide young learners with a safe space characterized by trust in which they can raise the questions that ...
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philosophical inquiry as a practice for social development
... of philosophical inquiry through educational channels is particularly significant in these ...destinies. Philosophical inquiry would there make a real and significant difference in such ...
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The Usage of ADDIE Model in the Development of a Philosophical Inquiry Approach in Moral Education Module for Secondary School Students
... In the designing phase, the methods of instructional delivery were chosen, the learning objectives created, and the theory to be implemented in the module se- lected. Subsequently, the development phase entailed the ...
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Visual art as philosophical inquiry: expanding pedagogic possibilities in the quest for a community of reflective thinkers
... It has been shown that the perspectives of art makers are valuable in articulating how art making can form a primary, legitimate and conscious method of inquiring into concepts, knowledge, environment, beliefs, values, ...
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the community of philosophical inquiry as a social and cognitive matrix
... Being part of a community means being in contact with others and with one’s self, not only when there is a shared horizon of common sense, but also when there is a shared existential matrix that identifies us as ...
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the community of philosophical inquiry and the enhancement of intercultural sensitivity
... of inquiry is often (but not necessarily) characterized by attempts at reconciling dissonance through achieving ...that philosophical inquiry has a trajectory in the form of an arc, starting with ...
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Community of philosophical inquiry : citizenship in Scottish classrooms
... The context for the study is the current curriculum reform in Scotland (Curriculum for Excellence) which demands that teachers enable children to become ‘Responsible Citizens’. Education for Citizenship, as opposed to ...
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rethinking consensus in the community of philosophical inquiry: a research agenda
... of philosophical inquiry, students may disagree with each other about their normative values ...their inquiry, they have to recognize that the other side has a legitimate normative value (normative ...
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the community of philosophical inquiry as a laboratory of training and active inclusion
... of philosophical inquiry made up of persons with vision disability (blind and partially sighted people) together with sighted persons, starting from the idea, through the theoretical support, coming to ...
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teachers as gardeners: thinking, attentiveness and the child in the community of philosophical inquiry.
... Biesta raises questions about the relationship between thinking and education. He wonders whether there are dimensions of education that cannot occur through the advancement of thought alone. In this paper I consider ...
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uncovering the efficacy of philosophical inquiry with children
... of philosophical inquiry provides promising motives for incorporating philosophical dialogue as common practice in school ...communal inquiry is objective because it integrates diverse ...
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child and community of philosophical inquiry
... even then it is through the mouths of adults that we come to hear what adults think or interpret the children as saying. The world of the child is one which is closely controlled and monitored, their lives are timetabled ...
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questions and the community of philosophical inquiry
... Matthew Lipman wrote that “questioning is the leading edge of inquiry.” This reflects the primacy of the question in a community of philosophical inquiry. The heart of the transformative potential of ...
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Fostering citizenship in marginalised children through participation in Community of Philosophical Inquiry
... Given the key drivers around citizenship education, children’s rights, voice, and participation it is essential that all children are supported to engage in the society in which they live. This article explores how ...
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intersubjectivity: a look at the community of philosophical inquiry
... of philosophical inquiry that the potential of Habermas’ intersubjective paradigm can be observed, but also in the discussion among ...of philosophical inquiry, their arguments, and the ways ...
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Voice Lab: Songs of being as embodied philosophical inquiry”
... resonance between the emergent practicing philosophy of the project, the culminating performance ‘product’ and the written exegesis is also key. I add to Nelson’s bicycle metaphor with an invitation toward a different ...
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philosophical inquiry with indigenous children: an attempt to integrate indigenous knowledge in philosophy for/with children
... and philosophical outlooks, and thus holds more promise for grounding p4c in [Taiwan’s] cultural soil” (CHING-SZE WANG, 2015-16, ...of inquiry provides an avenue whereby students get to encounter themselves ...
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Sidgwick’s Legacy? Russell and Moore on Meaning and Philosophical Inquiry
... Let me come back to (Num). Owing to the preceding, one could claim that (Num) is, for Russell, a mathematical defini- tion. This would explain Russell and Moore’s divergence in a more economical way than in Levine: both ...
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Technology in the late twentieth century: humanism versus technocracy, a philosophical inquiry
... nature, worse, change, our and programmatic problems ogies goals or well rather as human of technology easier be must Technocracy, lines better diversity simplicity Technology as bounds [r] ...
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