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Why philosophy and global citizenship?

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Why philosophy and global citizenship?

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Because the skills and attitudes developed through philosophical enquiry (P4C) are closely allied to those central to global citizenship. Philosophical enquiry aims to develop thinking which is – • Critical – thus allowing them to critically examine their own values and attitudes, as well as those of others • Caring – helping them learn to respect and value others, wherever and whoever they are • Collaborative – working together with others is a crucial skill if we are hoping pupils will be able to combat injustice and discrimination • Creative – an attribute necessary if young people are to become active global citizens. The DCSF have produced this outline of research demonstrating the effectiveness of P4C. Click here to download.

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