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A practical guide to facilitating philosophical conversations with groups based on philosophical and pedagogical principles derived from the ancient Greek philosophers but supported my modern-day research and pedagogical practices.
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A practical guide to facilitating philosophical conversations with groups based on philosophical and pedagogical principles derived from the ancient Greek philosophers but supported my modern-day research and pedagogical practices.
Produktdetails
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- Big Ideas for Young Thinkers
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 180
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 270g
- ISBN-13: 9781475848175
- ISBN-10: 147584817X
- Artikelnr.: 60140393
- Big Ideas for Young Thinkers
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 180
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 270g
- ISBN-13: 9781475848175
- ISBN-10: 147584817X
- Artikelnr.: 60140393
Peter Worley is the co-CEO and co-founder of the registered charity The Philosophy Foundation. He is also a Visiting Research Associate at King's College London and an author of many books on doing philosophy in schools and questioning in classrooms.
Preface
Facilitating PhiE
Preparation
Part One: Basic facilitation, getting PhiE going
Philosophical process and contentThe essential core of PhiEBasic mechanism
of PhiEThe PhiE step-by-stepThink, Speak, ListenThink: the stimulus
Think and Speak: questions in PhiE
Other key question-types in PhiE
Speak: reasons
Listen: Listening
Other key dispositions in PhiE
Part Two: Expert facilitation, managing dialectic
If-ing, anchoring and opening-up
Further Facilitation Considerations
The Response Detector and The Third Way
Right-to-reply
Inclusionary moves
The Emergent Question Approach
Silent Dialogue
The Imaginary Disagreer: 'silent dialogue' in the classroom
The Hokey Kokey method
Arguments and hidden premises
The Mapper and PIES(S) Questions
Part Three: Advanced Facilitation, taking things further
The Sibelius Model
Writing in PhiE
Self-facilitation
Metacognition and Extended Thinking in PhiE
Thinking Tools and Thinking Wall
Metacognition in Plato and PhiE
Do you know that you know?
Meno-cognition: learning attention to ourselves
Session-plans
Session-plan 1: Epistemology through images
Magritte's Pipe
Session-plan 2: Ethics through a question
Ethical Protesting
Session-plan 3: Aesthetics through performance
The Concert
Session-plan 4: Metaphysics through texts
Stepping into rivers with Heraclitus, Cratylus and Plato
Appendix A-D: Tables of moves
Appendix E: Pieces of music for The Concert session plan
Bibliography
About the Author
Facilitating PhiE
Preparation
Part One: Basic facilitation, getting PhiE going
Philosophical process and contentThe essential core of PhiEBasic mechanism
of PhiEThe PhiE step-by-stepThink, Speak, ListenThink: the stimulus
Think and Speak: questions in PhiE
Other key question-types in PhiE
Speak: reasons
Listen: Listening
Other key dispositions in PhiE
Part Two: Expert facilitation, managing dialectic
If-ing, anchoring and opening-up
Further Facilitation Considerations
The Response Detector and The Third Way
Right-to-reply
Inclusionary moves
The Emergent Question Approach
Silent Dialogue
The Imaginary Disagreer: 'silent dialogue' in the classroom
The Hokey Kokey method
Arguments and hidden premises
The Mapper and PIES(S) Questions
Part Three: Advanced Facilitation, taking things further
The Sibelius Model
Writing in PhiE
Self-facilitation
Metacognition and Extended Thinking in PhiE
Thinking Tools and Thinking Wall
Metacognition in Plato and PhiE
Do you know that you know?
Meno-cognition: learning attention to ourselves
Session-plans
Session-plan 1: Epistemology through images
Magritte's Pipe
Session-plan 2: Ethics through a question
Ethical Protesting
Session-plan 3: Aesthetics through performance
The Concert
Session-plan 4: Metaphysics through texts
Stepping into rivers with Heraclitus, Cratylus and Plato
Appendix A-D: Tables of moves
Appendix E: Pieces of music for The Concert session plan
Bibliography
About the Author
Preface
Facilitating PhiE
Preparation
Part One: Basic facilitation, getting PhiE going
Philosophical process and contentThe essential core of PhiEBasic mechanism
of PhiEThe PhiE step-by-stepThink, Speak, ListenThink: the stimulus
Think and Speak: questions in PhiE
Other key question-types in PhiE
Speak: reasons
Listen: Listening
Other key dispositions in PhiE
Part Two: Expert facilitation, managing dialectic
If-ing, anchoring and opening-up
Further Facilitation Considerations
The Response Detector and The Third Way
Right-to-reply
Inclusionary moves
The Emergent Question Approach
Silent Dialogue
The Imaginary Disagreer: 'silent dialogue' in the classroom
The Hokey Kokey method
Arguments and hidden premises
The Mapper and PIES(S) Questions
Part Three: Advanced Facilitation, taking things further
The Sibelius Model
Writing in PhiE
Self-facilitation
Metacognition and Extended Thinking in PhiE
Thinking Tools and Thinking Wall
Metacognition in Plato and PhiE
Do you know that you know?
Meno-cognition: learning attention to ourselves
Session-plans
Session-plan 1: Epistemology through images
Magritte's Pipe
Session-plan 2: Ethics through a question
Ethical Protesting
Session-plan 3: Aesthetics through performance
The Concert
Session-plan 4: Metaphysics through texts
Stepping into rivers with Heraclitus, Cratylus and Plato
Appendix A-D: Tables of moves
Appendix E: Pieces of music for The Concert session plan
Bibliography
About the Author
Facilitating PhiE
Preparation
Part One: Basic facilitation, getting PhiE going
Philosophical process and contentThe essential core of PhiEBasic mechanism
of PhiEThe PhiE step-by-stepThink, Speak, ListenThink: the stimulus
Think and Speak: questions in PhiE
Other key question-types in PhiE
Speak: reasons
Listen: Listening
Other key dispositions in PhiE
Part Two: Expert facilitation, managing dialectic
If-ing, anchoring and opening-up
Further Facilitation Considerations
The Response Detector and The Third Way
Right-to-reply
Inclusionary moves
The Emergent Question Approach
Silent Dialogue
The Imaginary Disagreer: 'silent dialogue' in the classroom
The Hokey Kokey method
Arguments and hidden premises
The Mapper and PIES(S) Questions
Part Three: Advanced Facilitation, taking things further
The Sibelius Model
Writing in PhiE
Self-facilitation
Metacognition and Extended Thinking in PhiE
Thinking Tools and Thinking Wall
Metacognition in Plato and PhiE
Do you know that you know?
Meno-cognition: learning attention to ourselves
Session-plans
Session-plan 1: Epistemology through images
Magritte's Pipe
Session-plan 2: Ethics through a question
Ethical Protesting
Session-plan 3: Aesthetics through performance
The Concert
Session-plan 4: Metaphysics through texts
Stepping into rivers with Heraclitus, Cratylus and Plato
Appendix A-D: Tables of moves
Appendix E: Pieces of music for The Concert session plan
Bibliography
About the Author