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NEH Summer Seminar for Teachers on Existentialism

NEH Summer Seminar for Teachers on Existentialism

Fully Funded 3 Week Summer Training Opportunity in Philosophy for ALL K-12 Teachers Apply to the NEH Summer Seminar on Existentialism which will be held at Mount Holyoke College in the beautiful Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts. NEH Summer Seminar on

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Summer Philosophy Workshop for High School Teachers

Summer Philosophy Workshop for High School Teachers

    Attention High School Teachers: Learn how to bring Philosophy into your classrooms. Apply to the UConn Summer Institute in Philosophy which will be held at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, CT.            Who can

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Latest News

  • Job Opening at PLATO: Executive Director

    Job Opening at PLATO: Executive Director

    PLATO is Hiring! Interested candidates should send an email message describing their interest in the position, along with an attached …
  • PLATO Toolkit Competition

    PLATO Toolkit Competition

    Share your philosophical expertise with the community! The PLATO Toolkit offers free lesson plans to K-12 teachers on our website …
  • Successful Philosophy in the Community Program in Montana

    Successful Philosophy in the Community Program in Montana

    Merlin CCC offers philosophy experiences in Helena, Montana for community members of all ages. This organization believes that philosophy can …
  • Philosophy for Children Program at California State University Bakersfield

    Philosophy for Children Program at California State University Bakersfield

    PLATO would like to thank Senem Saner, PhD from the Philosophy Department at California State University Bakersfield for taking the …
  • New Philosophy Summer Camp for Children Focusing on the Environment

    New Philosophy Summer Camp for Children Focusing on the Environment

    The Environmental Explorers Philosophy Summer Camp will be held June 3-7 PLATO would like to thank Rika Tsuji for contributing …

The Philosopher’s Toolkit

  • Arguments and Philosophical Reasoning

    Arguments and Philosophical Reasoning

    Materials needed Chalkboard or whiteboard Computer and projector or equipment to watch short video clips from the web   Introduction …
  • Activity: Keep the Question Going

    Activity: Keep the Question Going

    This game involves students generating questions collaboratively. The exercise runs easily for about ten minutes and can go for a …
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PLATO Resources

  • Open Minds: Using Partnerships between Philosophers, Harvard University, and Local Schools to Rediscover the Purpose of Education

  • Ethics 109: What is a child?

  • Provocations: Philosophy for Secondary School

  • Values Education in Schools: A Resource Book for Student Inquiry

  • When a Murderer Wants to Practice Medicine

  • Reasonable Children: Moral Education and Moral Reasoning

  • Philosophy, University of Washington

  • UW Center for Philosophy for Children Courses: Winter Undergraduate Seminar

  • Ethics In Action: A Case-Based Approach

  • Learn Philosophy

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