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The Transformative Power of Philosophy Books for Teens

July 30, 2023 - By Matt

Philosophy reading list for teens

As teenagers navigate the path between childhood and adulthood, their minds are fertile ground for seeds of wisdom to take root and flourish. The introduction of philosophical thought can be pivotal, prompting teens to explore, question, and shape their understanding of the … [Read more...] about The Transformative Power of Philosophy Books for Teens

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Who Should Rule? A Journey into Plato’s Ideal Kingdom

July 23, 2023 - By Matt

Who Should Rule? Who should rule? A king who was born into a royal bloodline? A military leader who has triumphed in battle? The richest person in the country? Someone the people elect? What about the person with the most YouTube subscribers? There are many different ways for … [Read more...] about Who Should Rule? A Journey into Plato’s Ideal Kingdom

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Sticks & Stones Can Help Develop A Child’s Intellect

April 20, 2023 - By Matt

There is growing concern that children today are spending less time playing outside than in past generations. The reasons for this are probably varied but what seems clear is that it is still incredibly important for kids to spend time in the physical world. Outdoor play provides … [Read more...] about Sticks & Stones Can Help Develop A Child’s Intellect

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What Can Lost Sea-Snail Blood Teach Kids About Setbacks?

April 18, 2023 - By Matt

One challenge as a parent is how to talk to your kids about handling setbacks. My two oldest kids and I have been reading about the ancient Greek stoic philosophers. As it turns out, these guys really know how to deal with hard things in life. We particularly love the story of … [Read more...] about What Can Lost Sea-Snail Blood Teach Kids About Setbacks?

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Robots in Action: A Playful Exploration of the Mind-Body Puzzle!

April 17, 2023 - By Matt

The mind-body problem is a philosophical question about how our mind and body are related. It asks whether our thoughts, feelings, and consciousness (our mind) are separate from our physical body, or if they are somehow connected. Some people think that the mind and body are like … [Read more...] about Robots in Action: A Playful Exploration of the Mind-Body Puzzle!

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Hi, I'm Matt. I tried a crazy experiment with my 8 & 9 year old kids and read Plato with them. Yeah, that ancient greek guy. They were engaged and asked great questions which made me realize how well philosophy can encourage their critical thinking. It sparked a project to create study guides for us to explore other philosophical works. [More]

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