Teaching and Learning
We will be sharing resources, professional learning opportunities, and updates on the implementation of CPP and philosophy in schools. Whether you are a philosophy teacher, a teacher curious about what philosophy might offer your students, a student wondering what the subject involves, a parent or whānau member, a careers advisor, employer, policymaker, or someone who cares about the kind of education young people deserve, we would love to hear from you.
Keep an eye on this website for updates and event information, get in touch, and come join us. This is an exciting moment to be part of.
Explore and make use of the collection of philosophy teaching resources developed over the years below.
Resources assembled by teachers, for teachers.
The NZAPT has a staggeringly large library of resources available. Whether you’re looking for documentaries, articles, or key books, we can help.
To date, NZAPT has over 282 gigabytes of resources that can be used in the classroom.
This content is currently being catalogued into a user-friendly, searchable system, which will be published on this website in the near future.
Resources
NCEA ZIP (right-click, save as)
This folder contains a range of assessment activities for NCEA Achievement Standards.
Secondary School Resources
Index of useful resources compiled by the University of Auckland.
8 Bit Philosophy
Short cartoons for Philosophical concepts.
Open Access Philosophy
YouTube playlist of short philosophy resources, animated in vintage video game style.
Why big AI labs are hiring so many philosophers
Article from The Economist – June 2026