Philosophical Inquiry in Education

New PIE Fall issue is out! 5 thought-provoking articles on moral education, creative listening, public pedagogy & more, plus an interview with Michelle Forest and a book review. Challenge conventional thinking about education's future. Read & share: journals.sfu.ca/pie/index.php/…

Call for Submissions: Dialogue & Debate @PIE_Journal We invite essays, provocations, and responses that foster rigorous and creative philosophical engagement with education. Submit here: journals.sfu.ca/pie/index.php/… #PhilosophyOfEducation #PIE

Many congratulations to Adrian Downey on winning the Canadian Association of Foundations of Education (CAFÉ) Article Publication Award! His research "Affect, Alpha Function, and the Very Small: A Reconsideration of Teacher Workload" explores the hidden emotional labor teachers perform, especially during COVID-19. This work recognizes the often-overlooked emotional support teachers provide students while managing their own feelings. 📖 Read the article: journals.sfu.ca/pie/index.php/…

New issue of Philosophical Inquiry in Education just released! From student autonomy to Hannah Arendt's educational love, from disinformation to anti-currere, from critique mechanics to ethics of attention in the ChatGPT era. Challenging conventional wisdom in educational philosophy. Read now: journals.sfu.ca/pie/index.php/…

PIE author Sarah Stitzlein will be speaking today (4 PM, ET) on the challenges of educating citizens in a populist context. Don't miss it! eventbrite.ca/e/sarah-stitzl…

@Educhatter Terrific, Paul. We'll have plenty more talks of interest to CAFE members coming in 2025.

@PIE_Journal Great initiative! Just registered for the presentation.

On November 4, Sarah Stitzlein will be giving the first PIE-sponsored talk of 2024-2025, "Emphasizing Truth and Honesty: Educating Citizens in a Populist Context." Sign up to join us and share widely--we're really looking forward to this event! eventbrite.ca/e/sarah-stitzl…

Don't miss articles from Sarah Stitzlein, Guy Axtell, @ScribnerUMCP, and Sarah Warren, and Laura Mueller. Terrific scholars, terrific work!

Our new special issue (v. 31, no. 2) on John Dewey's Legacy for Philosophy of Education is out! Many thanks to Guest Editor Matthew Brown, Director of the @Dewey_Center, for putting this issue together. journals.sfu.ca/pie/index.php/…

Don't miss this terrific, free Fall Institute on polarization in the classroom. Bryan Warnick (Ohio State), @ScribnerUMCP (U. Maryland) are just part of our great lineup.

We have an exciting event coming up in Montreal on October 4th-6th: "Political Challenges of/for/in 21st Century Schools." We'll have Maya Goldenberg (Guelph) on disinformation, Bryan Warnick (Ohio State) on polarization, and Noah Weeth-Feinstein on climate change education. And this is just a few of our amazing panelists. This hybrid-format event is free, but places are limited. Check out the link for more information and to register! concordia.ca/research/learn…

We've got a brand new issue out! This issue features terrific articles from Rebecca Taylor, Victor Brar, David Meyer, Trent Davis, and Antti Saari, plus some exciting book reviews and Dialogue and Debate pieces. As always, every article is a free #openaccess download. journals.sfu.ca/pie/index.php/…

Don't miss this great upcoming talk by Liz Jackson--available both in-person and online.

Don't miss this terrific talk! Maya Goldenberg is the author of Vaccine Hesitancy: Public Trust, Expertise, and the War on Science. She will be joining the CSLP Speaker Series on Feb. 13 at 3:30 ET. Sign up to attend online: eventbrite.ca/e/maya-goldenb…

Worried about disinformation? Philosopher Maya Goldenberg is the author of Vaccine Hesitancy: Public Trust, Expertise, and the War on Science. She will be joining the CSLP Speaker Series on Feb. 13 at 3:30 ET. Sign up to attend online: eventbrite.ca/e/maya-goldenb…

Inspiring thread with some terrific book recommendations.

The new issue of PIE is out! Highlights include Marina Schwimmer's critique of education for wellbeing and Quentin Wheeler-Bell's new piece, "We Aren't All Integrationists: A Radical Critique of Racial School Integration." Full open access, as always! journals.sfu.ca/pie/index.php/…

We also have Michalinos Zembylas on pedagogy of discomfort and Christoph Teachers and Maria Nieto's comparison of perspectives on the good life.

If you'd like to stay in the loop about this Speaker Series, make sure to follow @cslp_ceap.

Several philosophers of education are part of this Concordia speaker series, including Quentin Wheeler-Bell and Dan Mamlok. Other sure bets for PIE readers are John Rudolph, Maya Goldenberg, and Taiaiake Alfred. concordia.ca/research/learn…