Collaborative Inquiry Research into Children’s Philosophical Reasoning

Authors

  • Michael I. Chervin
  • Judy A. Kyle

Abstract

Introduction: AUTHORS' NOTE: This is an account of our experiences researching "children's philosophical reasoning": situating our research question, getting started, developing our methodology, encountering the unexpected, and researching recursively in writing. We tell our research-story from the points of view of two researchers. Judy, a practising Philosophy for Children teacher (Elementary), gives graduate-level teacher education courses in Philosophy for Children and is now working on her Ph.D. Michael, a community based educator and a graduate-level university lecturer in Philosophy of Education, was doing his M.A. when this research began and he too is now working on his Ph.D. In what follows, we tell how a way of "doing philosophy" became a way of "doing research, 11 and vice versa.

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1993-04-01

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Collaborative Inquiry Research into Children’s Philosophical Reasoning. (1993). Analytic Teaching, 13(2), 11-32. https://journal.viterbo.edu/index.php/at/article/view/1280