Teaching Children Philosophy
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Psychosmurf547 1 year ago
besides that, i believe the typical young student is bored and not challenged enough in DIFFERENT ways. thinking in the abstract like this is a break from the norm they're used to. they don't have to sit and listen to a teacher talk, or read from a book, or answer questions about those readings. now, if you were to tell the kids to analyze descartes or something, i'd have to agree with you! heh. but i think it should be taken for what it is: mental stimulation..thinking outside the box.
benjamincahn 2 years ago
i disagree. these kids don't look stressed at all. to me, kids face stress in the form of homework, tests, & studying.
childhood is about happiness. thinking critically/thinking in depth about things doesn't take away from that happiness.
life can be equated to the structure of a building. childhood=foundation. a strong foundation can be achieved through mental stimulation & social interaction,which is what these kids are doing. "typical" childhood influences (mainly TV) don't provide the same.
benjamincahn 2 years ago
na dude make em think outside the box and they seem like sensitized humans, instead of the old run of the mil " chocolate, candy, barney, mine!,mine!" bullshit, cause even as they do it, they know eventually there gonna get to a point where they fuckin stop, so why not stop now?
dodgedart74 2 years ago
make em think outside the box and they seem like sensitized humans, instead of the old run of the mil " chocolate, candy, barney, mine!,mine!" bullshit, cause even as they do it, they know eventually there gonna get to a point where they fuckin stop, so why not stop now? but im kinda against philosophy, cause thats what child hood is about, not having to deal with the stresses of picking aprt everything that happens, who doesnt want to sit there and think back to a childhood.
like right now
dodgedart74 2 years ago
Outstanding video! Art is always a fun topic for discussion.
@parispeter2: The same approach works with quite a wide range of children, even those with behavioral problems.
EducationToEmpower 2 years ago
philosophy is abouti nteranl power
rajendrabiswas 3 years ago
I'm for teaching kids philosophy, but I suspect a different approach would be needed with average kids. Are these all the children of college Professors?!
parispeter2 4 years ago