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Peter Worley BA MA FRSA was born in the Midlands but grew up in the West Country. He failed at school the first time around and so had to do it all again later. He worked as a guitar teacher for many years before completing a philosophy degree in 2000 at UCL an MA in 2002 at Birkbeck and beginning a PhD at KCL in 2010. His interest in philosophy and teaching brought him to the world of philosophy with children and he developed his own approach to doing philosophical enquiry in the classroom called the PhiE method and this is described in his first book 'The If Machine' (Bloomsbury 2011). The book has been well received and has proved to be a must-have resource for teachers wanting to philosophise with their classes. Peter is also the author ...more

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Big Ideas For Little Kids: Teaching Philosophy Through Children's Literature Big Ideas For Little Kids: Teaching Philosophy Through Children's Literature by Thomas E. Wartenberg

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Really excited to find a new book on philosophy with children that is written by a philosopher. Looking forward to getting a raft of new resources that I can use with (particularly) the younger children. This book looks very much like it's going to do it! The session I've Read more of this blog post »
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Published on March 11, 2013 14:17 Tags: metaphysics-kids, p4c, philosophy-games, philosophy-in-schools, philosophy-with-children
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“The status of philosophy is such that it is not the case that you cannot be wrong in philosophy but that it is very difficult to be right. (p.12)”
Peter Worley, The If Machine: Philosophical Enquiry in the Classroom

“The status of philosophy is such that it is not the case that you cannot be wrong in philosophy but that it is very difficult to be right. The questions in philosophy are often the questions that remain unanswered by other disciplines such as science or religion - not necessarily because they have failed to answer these questions but that the kind of question that is typically philosophical in character is the kind of question these subjects are not equipped to answer." p.12”
Peter Worley, The If Machine: Philosophical Enquiry in the Classroom

“The status of philosophy is such that it is not the case that you cannot be wrong in philosophy but that it is very difficult to be right. (p.12)”
Peter Worley, The If Machine: Philosophical Enquiry in the Classroom

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