Philosophical Thinking in Primary Science Jude

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Philosophical Thinking in Primary Science Jude Penny Aims of this session: To introduce philosophy as a pedagogical approach that can help children develop into critical and creative thinkers within a primary science context To introduce

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Philosophical Thinking in Primary Science Jude Penny<br>
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Aims of this session: To introduce philosophy as a pedagogical approach that can help children develop into critical and creative thinkers within a primary science context
To introduce examples of strategies and resources that can stimulate philosophical thinking and questioning
To consider some philosophical questions and thinking within the NC primary science topics<br>
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Philosophy for/with Children P4C The aim of a thinking skills program such as P4C
is to help children become
more thoughtful, more reflective,
more considerate and more reasonable individuals.

(Lipman, 1980: 15) Matthew Lipman
(1924 - 2010) copyright SAPERE<br>