<strong>On March 16 and 23, 2019, in the Second Gymnasium in Sarajevo</strong>,<strong> six internal inquiry sessions</strong> were held by <strong>the first SAPERE group in BiH</strong>. This step is a necessary one for obtaining the Level 2 certificate in P4C method implementation. The discussion topics were based on predominantly video and image stimuli which served as an inspiration for the SAPERE group members to create inquiry questions. After these sessions, a significant progress has been noted in all four types of thinking: creative, critical, caring and collaborative thinking. These sessions were attended by the <strong>participants from Sarajevo, Zenica, Visoko and Vareš</strong> who have already obtained SAPERE Level 1 certificate. The venue for the inquiries was kindly provided by the Second Gymnasium with the organizational support from the TPO Foundation’s team.
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Professor Mathew Lipman from the Columbia University (USA) created P4C program in the 20th century and it is currently implemented in over 60 countries worldwide. The participants of the BiH SAPERE certification process are: Zilka Spahić-Šiljak and Melika Šahinpašić (TPO Fondation), Elma Softić-Kaunitz (Jewish Municipality of Sarajevo), Sedžida Hadžić (Third Gymnasium Sarajevo), Elmana Cerić (Second Gymnasium Sarajevo), Remzija Hurić-Bećirović (Bosniak Gymnasium in Sarajevo), Dragana Koprivica (Franciscan Gymnasium Visoko), Sead Fetahagić (political analyst and translator), Mirza Džananović and Aida Spahić (Zenica Faculty of Philosophy), Muhamed Gluhić (Stranjani Elementary Zenica) i Mubina Muftić (Vareš Majdan Elementary Vareš).
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