Some very exciting news for Dwight-Englewood School (www.d-e.org): We have qualified for the National High School Ethics Bowl 2012-13. We'll compete at UNC at Chapel Hill. Follow the link here to read all about it. I'll blog about this in more depth later. http://nhseb.unc.edu/
Congratulations to Jamie, Josh, Matt and Phoebe.
This blog is for philosophers, teachers who'd like to learn to teach AP-CP, interested students, and friends. It is also the American Philosophy Open (APO) source site and the American link to the International Philosophy Olympiad (IPO). Bloggers will write on relevant ideas & aspirations, arguments, plans & projects, events, news, and people.
Monday, February 18, 2013
Will You or Your Students Qualify for IPO 2013?
In 2011, the International Philosophy Olympiad was celebrated in
Vienna, Austria. It was the first time the USA participated in almost a decade.
The USA sent two students. Last year, IPO was celebrated in Oslo, Norway. This
year it’s in Odense, Denmark in May. Two American students may qualify. Two is
the maximum number of students any country, except for the host country, may
send to participate.
In order to participate, an American high school student must
study philosophy and be able to write well in French, German, or Spanish. English
is the only other official language of the IPO, but a competitor may not write
in his or her national language. There is no official language of the USA, but
English is the de facto language of this country. In 2011, the two American
competitors wrote in Spanish.
The infrastructure of the
American Philosophy Olympiad is not yet totally organized as a national
competition the way we want it to be, but we are participating and evolving. If
you would like to participate in APO 2013 for a chance to qualify for IPO 2013,
follow the information in the flyer below. Or, if you are a pre-college
philosophy teacher, you may follow the same information to share it with your
students. Good luck.
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