Create concept activities
Understand concept activities and create your own
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Develop concepts, explore meanings, enhance thinking
Our concept activities section is full of ideas and activities submitted by our contributors to help make your p4c sessions richer in concepts and deeper in meaning.
We don’t want to repeat the same ‘directions for use’ every time we post a new activity so we have put many of the directions, together with the principles behind each kind of concept-stretching activity, in a key document called ‘Create Concept Activities‘. We hope it will also help you to create your own concept activities.
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Theme 5: Good to be Me – Collection
A collection of inquiry plans in PowerPoint format, each of which can be found by itself in the 'concept activities' section.
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Drawing out the differences between knowing, knowledge, personal knowledge and global knowledge.
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Comparing 'knowledge' with concepts such as facts, experience, wisdom and truth.
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Questions about dreams and their links with daydreaming, reality and thinking.
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Comparing the similarities and differences between dreams, aspirations, thoughts and desires.
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