The 18th Biennial IWCTP will be
at
Coastal Carolina University,
Conway/Myrtle Beach, SC.
July 29-August
2, 2010
We are accepting proposals for interactive workshops and panels related to teaching and learning philosophy.
Deadline extended
to February 1, 2010.
To access the CFP, Click here.
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The AAPT is dedicated to the advancement of the art of teaching philosophy. To this end the organization sponsors both a Newsletter and a Biennial Workshop/Conference on teaching philosophy. An AAPT-owned discussion forum, as well as blogs and teaching resources are available to AAPT members. You are encouraged to explore these pages and if you're interested in what you see and want to find out more, print a membership application and become a member.
The International Workshop-Conference on Teaching Philosophy (IWCTP) is a family-friendly 4 1/2- day conference for philosophy teachers at every educational level. We emphasize workshops that are practical and interactive, and that cover a wide range of subjects related to teaching. Concurrent with the IWCTP is a selective and highly popular teaching seminar for graduate students, co-sponsored with the American Philosophical Association. Special events during the conference include our famous wine and cheese reception, film series, conference banquet, and many other informal activities. Typically, we "take over" a local pub in the evenings so we can continue conversations and friendship-building. If you choose to join us at the upcoming conference, you'll discover why the American Association of Philosophy Teachers is known as one of the most friendly and inclusive professional organizations in philosophy!
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The 18th Biennial IWCTP will be
at Coastal Carolina University July 29-August 2, 2010 |
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We are now accepting proposals for interactive workshops and panels related to teaching and learning philosophy. To access the CFP, Click here. Deadline for proposals extended to February 1, 2010 |
The AAPT will be
hosting group sessions at the upcoming APA conferences.
More information is available on the "Upcoming
Events" page.
Central: Chicago, IL. February 17-20, 2010
Teaching Modern Philosophy Survey Courses
Presenters: Andrew Terjesen (Rhodes College)
Bryan Hall (Indiana University Southeast)
Brady Bowman (Pennsylvania State University)
Mathew Hallgarth (Tarleton State University)
We also announce CFPs and Upcoming Events that are not sponsored by the AAPT but likely to be of interest to people interested in issues related to the teaching of philosophy.
More information is available on the
"Other
Events and CFPs"
under the "Announcements" menu.
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