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Philosophy Slam

Kids Philosophy Slam

October 10, 2012 by Terri Eichholz

It’s that time of year again – time for a new topic for the Kids Philosophy Slam.  The 2013 topic is, “Which is more powerful, love or hate?”  You can learn more about the Slam by visiting their site.  Be sure to watch the video on the home page, and take a look at the … Read more

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Categories Creative Thinking, Critical Thinking, Education, Independent Study, K-12, Philosophy, Research, Student Products, Teaching Tools, Websites Tags education, k-12, love or hate, philosophy, Philosophy Slam Leave a comment

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