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Engaging children and teens with philosophy

Sharon Kaye is Professor in the Department of Philosophy at John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University...

The Hidden Graduate School Curriculum

The term “hidden curriculum” refers to the unstated attitudes that are often communicated to students as a by-product of school life. While the phrase...

Writing for My Students

For whom do I write philosophy? Personally, more and more the answer is for my students; I want to write about things that can...
Jennifer Morton wins inaugural Scheffler Prize for insights into student and teacher behaviors

Jennifer Morton wins inaugural Scheffler Prize for insights into student and teacher behaviors

The American Philosophical Association is pleased to announce that Dr. Jennifer Morton (City College of New York) has been selected as the winner of...

Elon’s Bloch-Schulman wins inaugural philosophy teaching prize for transformative college courses

The American Philosophical Association (APA), the American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT), and the Teaching Philosophy Association (TPA) are pleased to announce that Professor...
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Using The Deviant Philosopher This Fall

It’s that time of year when many of us are finalizing, or starting to finalizing (or finalizing to start) our course syllabi for the...
Apples, Books, Scissors, and Chalk

Teach Graduate Students How To Teach

There are two important aspects to professional academic work: academic research and course instruction. In a graduate program, coursework supports the transfer of knowledge...
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Building a Philosophical Playground

I spend most of my working days in the company of an eight-year-old cartoon girl with crazy pigtails, and her robot sidekick. If someone...
The Teaching Workshop

The Teaching Workshop: Digital Tools for Learning in Philosophy

Welcome again to The Teaching Workshop, where your questions related to pedagogy are answered. Have a question? Send it to PhilTeacherWorkshop@gmail.com, or participate in...

Some Students Are Satanists: Religion in the Philosophy Classroom

Religion may or may not be “the opium of the people,” as Karl Marx famously wrote, but students certainly like to talk about it in...