Philosophy for kids

Teaching children the art of collaborative philosophical inquiry brings them persistent, long-term cognitive benefits, according to psychologists in Scotland. Full Story »

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Julian Friedland
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by Julian Friedland - Oct. 1, 2008

Brief report but important. Interesting study with significant sample. Of course this should be obvious. I'm sure teaching them music would have similar advantages. But perhaps not for Socratic learning. One more reason for introducing required philosophy in American public schools as has been done all over Europe, most recently in British A Levels, i.e. high school. And those students come out way ahead of ours on average, though an educated citizenry is much more difficult to govern and/or control.

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