Role plays can be very motivating and enjoyable for pupils and great fun to devise. They might be extended thought experiments, exercises in deliberation and decision making, and vehicles for dialogue on ethical issues. They can be based in the future, the past or the present day and could be conducted in one long session, over a series of regular short lessons or even online at a distance.
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How do you make decisions? Would you be prepared to have decisions made for you by an app? This resouce prompts discussion about judgement and the factors that influence it.
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Subscribe today!Combine storytelling, philosophizing and role-play. With charming original illustrations to print off and display.
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Subscribe today!Using a picture book to support the practices of restorative justice and P4C.
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Subscribe today!Four ethical dilemmas for pupils aged seven upwards.
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Subscribe today!A story that challenges children to argue for alternative ways of doing things in an imaginary land.
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Subscribe today!A futuristic role play to investigate some approaches to ethics. Pupils could investigate their own questions stimulated by the role play.
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