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Bring big ideas to little thinkers with a spooky twist. Explore new discussion guides from Teaching Children Philosophy.
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Discover why we’re drawn to what scares us in a new curated collection exploring horror, dark tourism, and cryonics.
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Modern life runs on rules—some helpful, some… not so much. In this episode, Alex talks with philosopher Barry Lam (UC Riverside) about his new book Fewer Rules, Better People: The Case for Discretion. Lam makes a bold claim: sometimes fewer rules can actually make us better. With sharp insights and real-world stories, he walks us through why giving people more wiggle room might lead to fairer, more humane outcomes. But it’s not all freewheeling freedom—the conversation also digs into the risks of bias and the need for accountability when discretion takes the wheel.
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Nov 03, 2025
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OCT 24, 2025New to Teaching Children Philosophy: Creepy Carrots! by Aaron Reynolds! Perfect for grades K–3, this guide invites students to explore fear, imagination, and what happens when our minds—and our snacks—play tricks on us.
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