Reading Philosophy with Background Knowledge and …
DAVID W. CONCEPCIÓN Ball State University This paper describes how and why I help students learn how to read philosophy. I argue that explicit reading instruction should be part of lower level philosophy courses. Specifically, students should be given metacognitively informed instruction that explicitly discusses relevant background knowledge.
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