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PLATO Roundtable: Political Philosophy: Human Nature & Social Contract Theory
Ariel Sykes is the Director of Mindbridge Education. She is a member of PLATO's Board of Directors and has worked in the philosophy for children community for 17 years and specializes in dialogic teaching strategies, argumentation, and ethics instruction.
This roundtable is part of a PLATO series introducing educators to philosophy and will include a short reading.
The roundtable will examine Hobbes' view that humans are naturally self-interested and that without social contracts humans would be incapable of cooperating and flourishing. The discussion will engage topics that lend themselves well to high school History, Politics / U.S Government, English, and Psychology. We welcome educators with experience teaching Hobbes to join us and share their insights.
Reading: Leviathan Chapter 13
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PLATO Roundtable: Fiction and Philosophy
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Kolby Granville is a lawyer, teacher, traveler, writer, and trail runner. He spent five years teaching Socratic discussion classes based on primary source literature and just finished spending 3.5 years traveling and living the digital nomad life. He now works with his sister as a lawyer at Granville Law doing indigent criminal defense and runs the literary magazine After Dinner Conversation.
PLATO Webinar: Starting a K-12 Philosophy Program
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Philosophy programs can take a wide variety of forms, and starting a new program can be daunting. All our panelists have started successful K-12 philosophy programs in a range of settings, for a variety of age groups. PANELISTS: Amy Reed-Sandoval is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She is the founding director of Philosophy for Children without Border...
PLATO Roundtable: Philosophy with video/role-playing games
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Terrance MacMullan is an award-winning educator and author who has loved teaching philosophy at EWU since 2002. The author of Habits of Whiteness: A Pragmatist Reconstruction (Indiana UP, 2022) and From American Empire to América Cósmica: Prospero’s Reflection (Lexington, 2023), his current research interests include Latin American Philosophy, pop-culture and philosophy and philosophy for child...
PLATO Roundtable: P4C With Teachers
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Debi Talukdar has been facilitating K-12 philosophy classes since 2014 and was the Philosopher-in-Residence at Thurgood Marshall Elementary School, Seattle, from 2018-2021. She also mentors educators and facilitates professional development workshops, and was previously Program Director at the University of Washington Center for Philosophy for Children before it merged with PLATO in 2022. Debi ...
PLATO Roundtable: Philosophy: Ethics 101
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Karen S. Emmerman, PLATO’s Education Director, started teaching philosophy classes at John Muir Elementary in Seattle in 2010 and has worked as their Philosopher-in-Residence since 2013. She has facilitated teacher trainings in pre-college philosophy for many years. Karen is part-time faculty in the philosophy department at the University of Washington and writes in ecofeminism, animal ethics, ...
PLATO Roundtable: Virtue: Pride/Humility
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Jeremy Fischer is a writer interested in the psychological underpinnings of inegalitarian and undemocratic social relations. His works include “Racism as Civic Vice” (published in Ethics), “Feeling Racial Pride in the Mode of Frederick Douglass” (published in Critical Philosophy of Race), and “Pride and Moral Responsibility” (published in Ratio). His current research on human relations with ani...
Fourth Grade Students Explore Time
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PLATO nurtures young people’s curiosity, critical thinking, and desire to explore big questions, through philosophy and ethics programs for students, educators, and families. www.plato-philosophy.org
PLATO Roundtable: How to Support Families in Being Philosophical
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Karen S. Emmerman, PLATO’s Education Director, started teaching philosophy classes at John Muir Elementary in Seattle in 2010 and has worked as their Philosopher-in-Residence since 2013. She has taught a high school philosophy class and has facilitated teacher trainings in pre-college philosophy for many years. Karen teaches a course in philosophy for children at the University of Washington an...
PLATO Roundtable: The Virtue of Honesty
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Robert Weston Siscoe is a postdoctoral fellow with the Virtues & Vocations project, a national forum for scholars and practitioners across disciplines to consider how best to cultivate character in pre-professional and professional education at the University of Notre Dame; and a FWF Research Fellow with the University of Graz. Siscoe received his Ph.D. in philosophy at the University of Arizon...
PLATO Roundtable: Free Will
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Dr. Kyle Robertson is a Continuing Lecturer in the UC Santa Cruz Philosophy and Legal Studies departments and a staff member at the Center for Public Philosophy. As a part of the Center, he founded and directs the Northern California High School Ethics Bowl program, teaches as part of Mount Tamalpais College at San Quentin State Prison, runs local pre-college philosophy programs, and regularly ...
PLATO Roundtable: Assessing a P4C Session
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Dr. Joe Oyler is an Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, Deputy Head of Department and Course Leader for the Master of Education programme. He teaches courses in Pedagogy, Philosophy of Education and Research Methods at the undergraduate and graduate level. His teaching and research interests revolve around the use of discussion based, collaborative practices and philosophical content as w...
PLATO Roundtable: The Current Political Climate and Challenges to P4C
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Dr. Sarah Vitale is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, where she teaches classes on philosophy for children, critical theories, existentialism, and social institutions. Her research focuses on Marx and post-Marxism, as well as the scholarship of teaching and learning. She is co-chair of the Radical Philosophy Association and the director of the Philos...
PLATO Roundtable: Introduction to Existentialism
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Stephen Kekoa Miller has taught Philosophy and Religious Studies at Oakwood Friends School and Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York for 19 years. Stephen is the Treasurer and member of the Executive Committee of PLATO (Philosophy Learning and Teaching Organization). Stephen has served on the Teachers Advisory Council of the National Humanities Center and currently serves on the Ethics Board...
PLATO Webinar: Philosophy for Children and the Challenges/Opportunities of AI
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Copy and paste the link in your browser to download slides for Chloe Chun: "Which one was not generated by AI?" bit.ly/4cq1dKl
PLATO Roundtable: Research in Pre-College Philosophy
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PLATO Roundtable: Research in Pre-College Philosophy
PLATO Roundtable: Religion and Philosophy for Children
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PLATO Roundtable: Religion and Philosophy for Children
PLATO Roundtable: Working With Multilingual Learners
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PLATO Roundtable: Working With Multilingual Learners
PLATO Roundtable: Is it Possible for a Philosophy Instructor to be Neutral?
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PLATO Roundtable: Is it Possible for a Philosophy Instructor to be Neutral?
PLATO Roundtable: Virtues and How They Manifest in Personal & Professional Life
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PLATO Roundtable: Virtues and How They Manifest in Personal & Professional Life
Roundtable: Fostering Moral and Intellectual Virtues in Classrooms
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Roundtable: Fostering Moral and Intellectual Virtues in Classrooms
PLATO Roundtable: Cultivating an Ease with Changing Course
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PLATO Roundtable: Cultivating an Ease with Changing Course
Roundtable: How High Schools Can Engage More Students
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Roundtable: How High Schools Can Engage More Students
PLATO Webinar: Classroom Management and Inquiry
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PLATO Webinar: Classroom Management and Inquiry
Roundtable: How P4C Can Help Students Develop a Comfort with Failure
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Roundtable: How P4C Can Help Students Develop a Comfort with Failure
Roundtable: Practices of a Successful Facilitator
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Roundtable: Practices of a Successful Facilitator
Roundtable: P4C and Music
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Roundtable: P4C and Music
Roundtable: Ethical Dilemmas: Case Studies
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Roundtable: Ethical Dilemmas: Case Studies
Roundtable: How can P4C Help Us Embrace Failure?
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Roundtable: How can P4C Help Us Embrace Failure?
Philosophy with Picture Books
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Philosophy with Picture Books

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  • @prplhealing7575
    @prplhealing7575 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Dr. Sener's Philosophy for Children classes have been instrumental in my undergraduate experience at CSUB. I'm a philosophy major so I'm interested in the topic, but I also struggle with normal/casual conversations. Learning how to understand and engage in conversations like these has improved my interpersonal skills and has helped me develop a great appreciation for other opinions, along with helping me "do" and understand philosophy more as a student.

  • @aaronyarmelphilosophy4732
    @aaronyarmelphilosophy4732 ปีที่แล้ว

    This is the clearest and most concise presentation of the basics of the IAPC P4wC approach that I’ve ever heard. Ariel is the best!

  • @jen1963
    @jen1963 ปีที่แล้ว

    This was so helpful in understanding ways to integrate picture books with teaching philosophy. Thank you!

  • @johnbarrymore5827
    @johnbarrymore5827 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank You

  • @AkshayChaloThinkKare
    @AkshayChaloThinkKare ปีที่แล้ว

    Appreciate Debi! Liked the suggestion about using Jam Board during the online P4C session. I'll try it in my next session.

  • @Vjaynd88
    @Vjaynd88 ปีที่แล้ว

    Wonderful! And thank you for providing this recording for those people that can’t watch it live due to time zones.