You can explore concepts with pupils by presenting them with opinions and asking them to agree or disagree with each one. So, about the concept of friedship opinions might include: 'We should always agree with our friends', 'We can be friends with our pets' or 'Teachers and pupils can be friends'
The 'Introduction' key document will explain how to use the opinions presented in this section.
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Changing one's mind When do we change our minds and why? |
IAPC Materials, Opinions | IAPC | 24/01/2012 |
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Fruit Salad and Philosophers' Fruit Salad A game to mix up a group and introduce philosophical questions |
Games, Opinions | Jason Buckley | 08/09/2011 |
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'It's just a matter of opinion' An activity to consider a set of opinions in relations to concepts such as truth, belief, reason, and so on. |
Examples, Opinions, Notes and Activities | Jason Buckley | 30/03/2011 |