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Contents |
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Illustrations |
10 |
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Preface to Second Edition |
11 |
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Acknowledgements |
13 |
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Introduction |
14 |
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Part I Voices from the classroom |
18 |
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Chapter 1 Thought-provoking conversations |
20 |
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Chapter 2 Making room for children to participate |
28 |
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Part II Thinking about thinking |
38 |
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Chapter 3 A distinctive approach to thinking through dialogue |
40 |
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Chapter 4 What kind of thinking are we teaching? |
52 |
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Chapter 5 Thinking, democracy and citizenship |
66 |
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Part III Teaching through enquiry and dialogue |
74 |
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Chapter 6 Encouraging listening |
76 |
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Chapter 7 Respecting children’s ideas |
85 |
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Chapter 8 Relaxing, meditating and being silent |
92 |
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Chapter 9 Feeling for the philosophical |
106 |
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Chapter 10 Working with different age groups |
118 |
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Chapter 11 Holding and extending threads of thinking |
126 |
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Chapter 12 Planning and monitoring progress in enquiry |
135 |
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Part IV The benefits of philosophy with children |
144 |
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Chapter 13 Developing teaching skills through philosophy |
146 |
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Chapter 14 Thinking and learning in the whole curriculum |
157 |
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Chapter 15 What difference can philosophy make to children’s learning? |
168 |
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References |
177 |
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Index |
184 |
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