Philosophy with young children: a classroom handbook

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Deakin, ACT: ACSA (2007)
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Doing philosophy encourages us to explore beneath the surface of things. It challenges us to ask questions and go beyond easy, obvious answers. Doing philosophy with children is exciting. It is surprising, challenging, awe-inspiring and fun.

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