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Summer Camp Kid Philosopher for Middle Schoolers (Academic Series) Part 1
Ms. Melissa (M.A. Former University Lecturer)
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(6)
In this 4-week discussion-based camp (Part 1), middle schoolers will be introduced to what it means to be a young philosopher by exploring key concepts from the discipline of Western Philosophy.
Class experience
US Grade 6 - 8
Beginner Level
Follows Teacher-Created Curriculum
* Important: Due to the discussion-based and interactive nature of the class, cameras are required to be kept on for the duration of class. Thank you! :) As a former Introduction to Philosophy and Introduction to Ethics professor as well as volunteer teacher of philosophy classes for kids and teens, my university-inspired Philosophy 101 kids classes are designed to introduce young people to the discipline of philosophy as well as what it means to live in the world as a philosopher. Yes -...
Learners will be introduced to the discipline of philosophy and be able to spend the majority of class time in philosophical reflection and discussion.
I am a former university lecturer that specialized in making introductory courses fun, engaging, and relevant to everyday life. I have over 16 years of experience teaching at the university level, where I held the position of Master Lecturer before I left to focus on homeschooling my son full-time. In addition, I have over 3 formal years teaching philosophy courses to kids, ages 6-16. I volunteered at both a local public high school as well as a private school alongside performing my teaching duties at the university. I also have been teaching my son Philosophy since the age of 4, and continue to do so.
No supplies needed, except paper if the learner prefers to write notes or journal. Some find it easier to concentrate while also keeping their hands busy with drawing/doodling, playing with fidget-spinners, or creating with Playdoh/clay while we chat!
I do not plan to share any media, but this class will allow for the free exchange of ideas from the learners. Therefore, parents can decide if the open-discussion nature of the class is a good fit for their young learner(s). Of course, all discussions will always be moderated in a way to keep examples and views relevant, appropriate, and in line with Outschool's policies.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(6)
"Let no one delay to study philosophy when (they are) young..." ~Epicurus Welcome! I go by Ms. Melissa and I am a former university instructor and current full-time homeschooling mama! My specialty with my higher-level classes had always been...
Group Class
$9
weekly or $36 for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
45 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-14
2-8 learners per class
