TeachPhilosophy101, a free and helpful collection of resources and ideas for teaching philosophy, has recently been updated.
Its materials cover course planning, how to use class time, student assessment, challenges, and much more.
TeachPhilosophy101 was created by John Immerwahr (Villanova) and previously revamped by Erin Tarver (Emory). Recently David Sackris (Arapahoe Community College) took over as editor of the site, making further changes and adding additional resources.
Some of those new resources come by way of an arrangement with the Philosophy Documentation Center and the journal, Teaching Philosophy, to provide free access to any articles in the journal that are linked to on the TeachPhilosophy101 site.
It’s very much worth checking out.
And if you’d like to contribute materials or ideas for TeachPhilosophy101 , email Professor Sackris.
