Extending Wonder: How p4cHI Uses Technology to Think with Others

Benjamin Lukey; Sophia A. Stone; Tammy Jones

Extending Wonder: How p4cHI Uses Technology to Think with Others

Benjamin Lukey, Sophia A. Stone, Tammy Jones

College of Arts and Sciences

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

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Abstract

Since 1984, the philosophy for children (p4c) Hawai‘i movement has successfully created spaces to think with others, forming inclusive communities of inquiry. Technology extends philosophical thinking beyond classrooms by including stimuli such as art and virtual tours of places we have never been. In these new spaces, we cultivate community, a conscious caring for self and others, and an awareness of how thinking may hinder or help one’s sense of place and purpose in society.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Sep 10 2023
Event	Public Philosophy Network Conference - University of California, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, United States Duration: Sep 8 2023 → Sep 10 2023 Conference number: 7th

Conference

Conference	Public Philosophy Network Conference
Country/Territory	United States
City	Santa Cruz
Period	9/8/23 → 9/10/23

UN SDGs

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