Philosophy for Children

Keith J. Topping, Steve Trickey and Paul Cleghorn

24 pages
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A short, research-based guide to Philosophy for Children from UNESCO's International Bureau of Education. It explains the community of inquiry, what the evidence says about its benefits and how to start P4C sessions in your school.

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