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APA
Committee on
Pre-College Instruction in Philosophy
"So, You Want to Teach
Pre-College Philosophy?"
For teaching philosophy to the youth of his society,
Socrates was rewarded with a cup of hemlock tea--but you want a paycheck! Well, you are in
luck, for there are significant and growing opportunities for employment as a teacher of
pre-college philosophy. The information here is intended both for trained philosophers
(and student philosophers-in-training) and for teachers (and would-be teachers) without
experience in philosophy who are interested in teaching pre-college philosophy.
Acknowledgement: The material in these pages is based on
material written for the APA by Hugh Taft-Morales.
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