Neurophilosophy for children and adolescents: stimulating multidimensional thinking

Abstract

In this article, first, the society-education duality is concisely explained, which implies that social changes gradually impact educational ones and vice versa, these changes give rise to both social and educational projects, of the latter, two projects are described that are being revolutionaries in the last decades, on the one hand, Philosophy for Children and Adolescents of Matthew Lipman and Ann Margaret Sharp, and on the other, Neuroeducation. Afterwards, the first educational project mentioned is understood from the scientific findings of the second. Finally, the question arises as to whether it is possible to speak of the emergence of a new paradigm that could be called Philosophical Neuroeducation or Neurophilosophy for Children and Adolescents or simply to speak of both educational projects separately, but without neglecting the understanding made of one on the gaze of the other.

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