Reading more about the recent UNESCO World Philosophy Day, I came across an interesting report they just released–Philosophy: A School of Freedom. I am not sure how many people have found this recent 303 page guide about Teaching philosophy and learning to philosophize: Status and prospects. I have just added this to my stack of future reading.
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