Secondary philosophy of mind resources

these are modern designs all created by myself so not available elsewhere! make your school/classroom/library unique by displaying these beautiful modern posters. 20 posters are included, ready to print.

I used this assembly as an introduction to a new whole school drive on improving students numeracy through a tutor time activity called the maths Olympics. The assembly starts with a video which shows photos of a boy from birth to 11. The students were mesmerised by it and it meant they all came in nice and calmly. The assembly looks at the number of days and hours students have been alive and what they have done with their time and focuses on the importance of having a growth mind set to make the most of their time. The assembly lasts around 15 minutes and worked really well. Enjoy

Includes over 25 Posters for Display and/or discussion purposes for KS2/KS3/KS4 These posters can be used as part of Speaking and Listening and/or Discussion exercises and/or can be display around school halls to motivate students and encourage them to have a growth mindset rather than a fixed one. Check out the preview! For other Growth Mindset resources, check out the links below! A Presentation on Growth Mindset https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-presentation-on-growth-mindset-for-students-11150120 Growth Mindset Question Cards and InfoGraphics https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/growth-mindset-question-cards-and-infographic-11150158

A very high quality resource. This is a 32 slide Powerpoint, including videos and high quality unique animations around the subject of Growth-Mindset designed for presentation to staff and parents alike. Many parts are also suitable for children themselves especially the videos. Uniquely designed and produced my myself with a extremely reputable colleague 'Rachael Ainsworth' for use at inset in school. As we designed this resource collaboratively I am lucky enough to be able to post these particular elements here. I have also included slide handouts and and a Mac / Keynote / iPad version of the resource, which also has embedded video files. Note the keynote version of the resource has additional special effects for Mac / OS/ iPad users. Perfect for the introduction or refresh of 'Growth-Mindset' in schools and won't have been seen anywhere! I have included some of the research videos we used as part of our project.

A sequence of 5 lesson prompts for delivering 5 weeks of Philosophy for Children (P4C) exploring issues of freedom, liberty & free will. Sequence starts with an animal forced to perform in the circus; then 2 very different types of 'working' animal (which will challenge children's perceptions of different animals being 'worth' different amounts); from that into human freedom via slavery & imprisonment. My year 6 group loved these, and came up with some fascinating ideas and views from these prompts, when delivered in this order over 5 weeks.

OCR Full Course Content for AS Philosophy Covers whole topic content in a colorful revision guide style Also look at my AS Ethics Revision Guide Bookle

Used in conjunction with Russell's Problems of Philosophy Ch2 to briefly explain Indirect Realism as a theory, and consider what the initial problems with it may be. Activity recreating Plato's cave.

OCR Full Course Content for AS Ethics Covers whole topic content in a colorful revision guide style Also look at my AS Philosophy Revision Guide Booklet

Assembly suitable for use in form groups or as a whole school assembly. There are two videos embedded and speaker notes are included in the presentation to use yourself or to allocate to pupils to read out. With thanks to the Royal British Legion.

I have hand chosen some of my favorite motivational quotes and hopefully what I see as some great pictures to go with them! This has taken me ages to put together, but please enjoy! I have loaded using Publisher, and PDF - so you can use the format that suits you best. The PowerPoint slide is a sample that will show up here on TES. If you want to make any changes, use the Publisher file - you will need to 'ungroup' each image first. Please rate and leave a comment!

'Teach philosophy in primary schools,' says academic. Professor Angie Hobbs believes just one philosophy class a week would benefit children’s intellectual and social development. (The Telegraph 12th March 2015 N. Ackerman) This resource is a dynamic, engaging and pupil focused introduction to philosophy. Proper philosophy but without the jargon. Designed for older primary age children (approx aged 10 and up) but also suitable through secondary school and as an introduction at post 16. Introduction to asking questions then explore three big themes in philosophy using dilemmas and thought experiments. Can be enjoyed and accessed on many levels all of which are discussion based. - 31 slide philosophy power point. - Detailed teacher guide with 'master class' insights and teaching prompts. Great as enrichment or part of a theme. Written by a philosophy graduate, experienced teacher and mum of two young boys who like to ask questions!