Philosophy for Children, Tweens, & Teens. Classes developing critical thinking skills for all.

Kathy Wilder

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Give your child the gift of critical thinking! This philosophy class helps kids develop logic, reasoning, and life skills through fun discussions and big questions. Foster curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world.

Join the most fun philosophy class ever, where asking wild questions and discovering mind-blowing answers is what we do! Get ready for brain-boosting adventures—let’s think, laugh, and explore awesome ideas together!

Philosophy for Children: Logic for Kids With Questions Big and Small

What is Philosophy for Kids? In this trial/introductory class, come explore what philosophy is all about and what it means to be a young philosopher in the world!

Philosophy 101 Trial/Introductory Class: What Is Philosophy Anyway? 

Professor Melissa

Social Studies

Here your learner will find the 1-to-1 tutoring and mentorship in philosophy

1-to-1 Tutoring in Philosophy

Professor Dave, PhD

In this 5 week course, students will learn about Aristotle, virtue ethics, social skills, and his philosophy of friendship   

Philosophy for Teens - True Friendship

Want a brief introduction to to the academic discipline of philosophy? In this 10-week university-inspired mini course, students will get a snapshot into the academic discipline of philosophy from a seasoned former professor! 

Philosophy 101 for Middle Schoolers: Mini Course

An ongoing class discussing the ideas of humanity’s greatest minds - this class is for those familiar with philosophy or comfortable with concepts! 

Advanced Deep Thinkers - Weekly Philosophy Discussion 

Sorrel MSc.

Enroll now to embark on a 4-week journey through the captivating world of East Asian philosophies!  Discover the ancient wisdom and profound insights that have shaped cultures for millennia. 

East Asian Philosophy

Brandy Dahlen Yun and BE Education

A philosophy club on the history of Western philosophy with a focus on group discussion and engaged critical thinking. 

Philosophy and Critical Thinking: Ongoing Weekly (13-18 Teens)

Teacher Nathan S. (MA)

Want a brief introduction to the academic discipline of philosophy? In this 10-week discussion-based university-inspired mini course, students will get a snapshot into the academic discipline of philosophy from a seasoned former professor! 

Philosophy 101 for High Schoolers: Mini Course

In this single class learners will explore two philosophies of ethics, and ask whether Dumbledore behaved ethically at key points in the life of Harry Potter.

Harry Potter and Philosophy:  Dumbledore and Ethics

Sarah Rosenson

In this 5 week course, students will learn about Aristotle, virtue ethics, life-skills, and Aristotle's philosophy of friendship

Philosophy for Teens - True Friendship (Self-Paced)

First class Free! with this code MSC155JX17. Come and join us in 'Deep Thinkers,' where we turn the complexities of philosophy and life into a playground for minds to explore and grow. Small classes always. Discussion encouraged. 

Deep Thinkers - Weekly Philosophy and Critical Thinking Discussion

In this introduction to the battle between the One and the Many, what Plato called the philosophical "battle of the giants," students will learn what philosophy is and why it matters. They will also learn a bit of Classical Greek.

The One and the Many: Giants, Gods and Philosophy From Thales to Plato

Dr. Russell PhD

This ongoing class is an introduction to philosophy and critical thinking that discusses a different philosophical issue each week.

Intro to Philosophy Ages 8-12 - Greek Mythology 

USA's Prestige Worldwide Education

Making the "right" decision can be difficult. Is Morality subjective or are there objective rules? We examine Utilitarianism & whether acting for the greater good is always the “right thing to do”? A fun introduction to Moral Philosophy!

Fun Philosophy: Morals and Should We Always Act for the Greater Good?

Dr Pete PhD Earth Science Philosophy Geology

Come get a snapshot of some of the main moral theories from the branch of philosophy known as Ethics. We will learn the theories' origins, strengths, weaknesses, modern relevance, and potential applications.   

Philosophy Chat: Moral Theories Summer Camp Mini-Course

In this class we discuss ethical concepts, from sibling rivalry to autonomy, explore the intricacies of personhood, respect, friendship, secrets, promise-keeping, parent/caregiver-child relationships, duties, and teasing. 

Philosophy for Children: Exploring Ethics and Searching for Meaning

English

In this ongoing club students will read and discuss books that have made it onto banned book lists. They will use their critical thinking and reasoning skills to answer why they think the book was banned.

Banned Book Club for Middle School: Tweens Thinking About Books

This course helps students build critical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills through Socratic discussions on meaningful topics like trust, friendship, identity, and personal values. 

Philosophy for Tweens (1): Thinking About Logical Thinking

Join weekly Socratic discussions in this ongoing class! Explore logic and reasoning while learning the real-life applications of the class discussions. Develop critical thinking and reasoning skills with each class.

Philosophy for Teens (1): I Think Therefore I Am-An Exploration of Logic

Ongoing book club for teens where learners will read and discuss the reasons why they think the books have been banned or challenged and dive into the various themes and philosophical questions raised in the books.

Banned Book Club for High School: Teens Thinking About Books 

Empower your teen's critical thinking! Join this ongoing class to delve into major ethics concepts, moral challenges, and thought experiments. Nurture curiosity and spark intellectual growth.

Philosophy for Teens (2): Thinking About Ethics

Arts

Engaging art appreciation class. No art projects involved – just interesting discussions. Explore various art periods and styles weekly, from realism to abstract, ancient to modern, macabre to Renaissance, cave paintings and beyond!

Art History for Teens: Thinking About Art

In this class, we explore the themes and philosophical ideas behind each story, sharpening critical thinking and reasoning skills along the way. And the best part? The stories are short, making it perfect for busy teens.

Short Stories for Teens: Thinking and Exploring Literature

Movies, Film, Cinema – Whatever You Call It, in this class teens will watch and discuss the themes -the why-the hidden messages in a different Hollywood movie each week, from genres like drama, comedy, musicals, action, and adventure. 

Movie of the Week: Teens Thinking About Films

Weekly Socratic discussions exploring social issues including government, freedom, the law, justice, and the role of social institutions. Develop critical thinking and a deeper understanding of what it means to be part of society.

Philosophy for Teens (3): Thinking About Society

What can be achieved in just 4 days? Through Socratic discussions about trust, friendship, and what really matters, students will develop critical thinking, powerful reasoning skills, and and creative problem-solving skills.

Summer Camp - Philosophy for Tweens: A Question a Day Keeps Boredom Away

Get a taste of how fun philosophical thinking can be for the mind in this one-time class where we will explore a diverse mixture of philosophical questions specially designed for elementary-aged kids!

Philosophy Soup: Fun Philosophical Questions for Kids 5-7

In this one-time class, students learn about the virtue ethics of Aristotle and Confucius 

Philosophy for Teens - An Introduction to Virtue Ethics (Self-Paced)

An engaging analysis and discussion group for teens interested in personal growth

Stoic Philosophy for Teens: Learn Resilience, Self-Control, Courage, and Wisdom

Mark Slack, MA

Get a taste of how fun philosophical thinking can be for the mind in this one-time class where we will explore a diverse mixture of philosophical questions specially designed for kids!

Philosophy Soup - A Mixed Variety of Fun Philosophical Questions for Kids!

In this ongoing course, I tutor students through the great philosopher and their works for their specific interests and needs

Philosophy - Small Group (Advanced Study)

An ongoing class where we will discuss moral dilemmas, quotes, and deep questions about life, death, and everything in between. 

The Gray Zone: Moral Dilemmas, Deep Questions, and Big Ideas

Jessika O'Sullivan

Philosophy Soup: Fun Philosophical Questions for Elementary-Aged Kids 8-10

In this five-part class we will discuss some philosophical questions and concepts, and apply them to the magical world of Harry Potter.

Philosophy for Children: Logic for Kids With Questions Big and Small

Kathy Wilder

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