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Teaching philosophy to children "cultivates doubt without helplessness, and confidence without hubris. ... an awareness of life’s moral, aesthetic and political dimensions; the capacity to articulate thoughts clearly and evaluate them honestly; and ... independent judgement and self-correction."Article (theguardian.com)

submitted by DevFRus to /r/philosophy