Apprendre l'esprit critiques aux enfants

How can we help our children think for themselves in a world where information is abundant, vague, sometimes contradictory, and where algorithms increasingly confine us to opinion bubbles? How can we teach them to doubt, to verify, to consider nuances, to accept disagreement without fear? In this episode, I'm joined by Nadia, a facilitator of philosophy workshops for children. We discuss the importance of fostering critical thinking from a very young age, how children question the world with such remarkable insight, and what philosophy can offer them: freedom, humility, flexibility, and true autonomy of thought. In the age of AI, this is a profound, practical, and essential episode for rethinking the role of doubt, questioning, and critical thinking in our families. Enjoy the episode!