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Portrait of a Watermelon in Technicolor
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Lyanna Chen
Seeing Mrs. Dalloway in Me and You
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Sofia Nikolidaki
Can a Frog Marry a Duck?:
Analyzing “Frog in Love” with Children in a Greek Kindergarten
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Candace Blake-Amarante
Let’s Not Talk About It Anymore
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Philosophy in Verse
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Patricia Diaz-Herrera
On Kids and Robots:
A Philosophical Video-Dialogue
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Yan Johnson
Is creating a Neo-Utopian Society a Realistic Possibility?
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Janice Moskalik
Intentional Disruption: Expanding Access to Philosophy
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Stephen Kekoa Miller
Gareth Matthews: The Child’s Philosopher
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Philosophy Learning and Teaching Organization
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Jennifer Hagaman
The Goals Game
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Hagaman’s elementary school experiment has students lists the goals in their lives that will eventually achieve ‘happiness’. These goals range from good health to authority; yet, the article tackles gender roles, futuristic expectations through educational accomplishments, and the concept of meaning.
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David Shapiro
The Meaning of Life (II)
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Sam Godwyn
What is the Self?
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Godwyn discusses how thoughts could be perceived differently between the observer and the observed. The ‘self’ serves as the foundation to this essay—existence, nevertheless, promotes intellectual thinking to create an essential identify and perception in society.
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Announcement
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What Does It Mean to Care About Someone?
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Shyamal Patel
Poem on Ethics:
Deontological Delimma?
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Oliver Butterick
Activity: Playdough and Personality
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In an activity utilizing 5-15 year olds, Butterick’s participants argue whether a cylinder and string of playdough is the same physical object in a series of steps. The students record their philosophical thoughts while referencing to famous philosophers like Plato.
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PERSPECTIVES:
Inside the Institute for the Advancement of of Children
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Methow Valley Elementary School Questions
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