Many other organisations around the world offer excellent resources to support Philosophical Teaching and Learning.
Magical Mess of the EYFS: Dulcie Norton’s great blog with lots of ideas for doing P4C in the Early Years
21st Century Learners’ latest blog offers an excellent new tool for making progress in dialogic and metacognitive teaching: https://dialogueworks.co.uk//21st-century-learners-blog/
Thinking Space: Grace Lockrobin’s website with a great range of P4C and philosophy resources.
Votes for Schools: VotesforSchools is an award-winning platform giving your students a voice on the issues that affect them the most.
Philosophical Teaching: Roger Sutcliffe’s website with in-depth descriptions of Philosophical Teaching and Learning
Philosophy for Schools: free English language practical resources for teachers developed by Nick Chandley
P4C China: free bilingual Mandarin and English P4C resources
The Philosophy Man: free English language P4C resources bulletin provided by Jason Buckley
P4C.com: subscription English language P4C resources
Steve Williams – a web page covering Steve’s work in Education, especially P4C
SAPERE: free English language P4C resources
Teaching Children Philosophy: free English language story book inquiry stimuli suggestions from Tom Wartenburg
The Philosophy Foundation: free and paid-for publications and resources
Center for Philosophy for Children: English language lesson plans, games, activities, book suggestions from the University of Washington https://depts.washington.edu/nwcenter/resources/lesson-plans/
Plato Philosopher’s Toolkit: a variety of lesson plans for use with pre-college students
Meet the Tinker Thinkers! Equipped with the tools of logic and reason, this team of pint-sized ponderers build their way to better ideas
Cumbrian Development Education Centre: free resources on Global Citizenship
Cambridge International Education – Metacognition: https://cambridge-community.org.uk/professional-development/gswmeta/index.html
