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Adeline S, MA

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Social Studies

In this 4-week live course, students will learn all about the various conceptions of the good in philosophy. They will read segments of philosophical texts, and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

A 4-week live class where you get to learn all about what different philosophers thought about what it means to live a good life. You'll get to read lots of cool writing from philosophers and talk about it with your classmates.

Students will read a segment from John Stuart Mill's "Utilitarianism." We will go over the reading in class and the instructor will contextualize it. Then we will have a Socratic discussion based on guided reading questions.

There will also be an optional written assignment.

The Happy Life

Students will read a segment from Immanuel Kant's "Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals." We will go over the reading in class and the instructor will contextualize it. Then we will have a Socratic discussion based on guided reading questions.

There will also be an optional written assignment.

The Dutiful Life

Students will read a segment from Jean-Paul Sartre's "Existentialism Is a Humanism." We will go over the reading in class and the instructor will contextualize it. Then we will have a Socratic discussion based on guided reading questions.

There will also be an optional written assignment.

The Authentic Life

Students will read a segment from Aristotle's "The Nicomachean Ethics." We will go over the reading in class and the instructor will contextualize it. Then we will have a Socratic discussion based on guided reading questions.

There will also be an optional written assignment.

The Excellent Life

The Good Life (Live)

Life Skills

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

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

1-to-1 Tutoring in Philosophy

Professor Dave, PhD

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 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! 

Summer Session Philosophy 101 for Middle Schoolers: Mini Course

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! 

Summer Session Philosophy 101 for High Schoolers: Mini Course

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

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

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

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

A philosophy club on the history of Western philosophy with a focus on group discussion and engaged critical thinking. I will teach about a different philosopher from each week and lead a discussion about their ideas. 

Philosophy and Critical Thinking: Ongoing Weekly (8-13 Pre-Teens)

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

Do you have a curious-minded homeschooled middle schooler or maybe even a super deep thinker? Join us in weekly relaxed philosophical reflections and discussions while also learning a bit about the academic discipline of philosophy! 

Homeschool Philosophy Club for Middle Schoolers Summer Session

JOIN ANYTIME: Covering all the main Philosophy Topics: Morals & Ethics; Metaphysics & the Mind; Epistemology & Knowledge; Evolution & Psychology; Reasoning & Critical Thinking; Artificial Intelligence (AI) & the Meaning(s) of Life

Philosophy Semester- Morals, Metaphysics, Knowledge, Mind, AI, Critical Thinking

Explore reality, religion, truth & knowledge, mind & body, the self, freedom, ethics & justice in this comprehensive secular homeschool high school philosophy course. Engage in thought-provoking discussions & earn full-year credit.

Philosophy Unplugged: Exploring Knowledge, Reality, and Existence for Teens

Dr. Kai Kafferly, PhD - High School Teen Educator

In this 4-week live course, students will learn all about the various conceptions of what makes a meaningful life. They will read segments of philosophical texts, and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

The Meaningful Life (Live)

English

In this 8-week live course, students will read "The Graveyard Book" by Neil Gaiman in its entirety. They will follow guided reading questions each week and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

The Graveyard Book (Live)

In this one-on-one live class, I will work with your student on their public speaking skills. We can work on general skills or academic coaching for formal debate, speech, or related activities such as Model UN, Mock Trial, or Ethics Bowl.

Public Speaking Coaching

In this one-on-one live class, I will work with your student on their writing skills. We can work on general skills or any academic or artistic goals your student has. Tutoring is for any kind of academic, creative, or journalistic writing.

Writing Tutoring

In this 8-week live course, students will read "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card in its entirety. They will follow guided reading questions each week and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

Ender's Game (Live)

In this 8-week live course, students will get an overview of ethical principles from the classical era to today. They will read segments of philosophical texts and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

Contemplating Ethics (Live)

In this 8-week live course, students will get an overview of early modern history, literature, and philosophy. They will read segments of texts from these domains, and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

Modern History, Literature, and Philosophy (Live)

In this 4-week live course, students will read four classic science fiction stories in their entirety. They will follow guided reading questions and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

Science Fiction (Live)

In this 8-week live course, students will get an overview of the myths and legends that are the bedrock of culture. They will read segments of these stories and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

World Mythology (Live)

In this 8-week live course, students will be introduced to philosophy through pop culture. They will read segments of philosophical texts alongside film viewings, and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

Popular Culture and Philosophy (Live)

In this 4-week live course, students will learn all about the philosophy of language and meaning. They will read segments of philosophical texts, and we will discuss them using the Socratic method during class meetings.

Philosophy of Language (Live)

This weekly course will help teens and pre-teens develop a growth mindset. Those with a growth mindset are known to be happier and more resilient to life‘s challenges. In this class, students will learn how discard their fixed mindset. 

Develop a Growth Mindset by Feeding the Good Wolf! Life Skills for Ages 8-13.

Mr. Brooks

Valheim will teach the fundamentals of teamwork, problem solving, and communication all within the exciting fantasy world of Viking Lore.

Valheim: Live the Viking Life!

Troy "Sully" Brodsky

In this one-time group class, your child will learn about the importance of building positive relationships through games and practice offering words of encouragement. They will read about some good and bad examples of sportsmanship. 

Good Game: Teamwork, Communication, and Sportsmanship - Life & Social Skills 

Shiminly

In this one time class, we will go over various styles of note taking that will help students be more efficient in the classroom. 

Taking Good Notes

Izzy Mason

Health & Wellness

In this one-time class we will discuss different studies and their findings about what makes a person live a happy life. We will touch on nutrition, sleep, exercise, relationships, goal setting, gratitude, meditation, and other. 

Science Talk: Scientifically Proven Ways to Live a Happy Life

Oxana Cesnova

Science & Nature

In this ongoing weekly class, students will explore the life cycles of plants, animals, insects and other awesome non-living things found in nature. We will use art to help us understand the science behind each life cycle (English Instruction).

Life Cycles: Exploring Living Things Through Art – Waldorf-Inspired

Waldorful Days Creative Learning Academy

Taking Good Notes (Teens)

This course is designed to enhance writing skills by covering essential grammar concepts and providing interactive learning experiences.

Unlocking Good Grammar: A Semester-Long Course

Jaquita Rideau, M.Ed.

In this fun, weekly class meeting, students will gather to review preschool & kindergarten skills.  Class meetings will incorporate calendar time and show and tell with a weekly theme.

Good Morning Ladybugs! Preschool Circle Time 


Amy LeBoutillier Woldt

Discover the wonders of nature! Our class delves into the life cycles of plants, animals, insects, and more. Join us for an immersive experience that brings science to life, where creativity and curiosity meet the beauty and intricacies of the natural world

Life Cycles: Exploring Living Things Through Art – Waldorf-Inspired (4 - 6Yrs)

Math

Whether math is your strong suit or not, it’s a subject everyone needs to grasp. This fully illustrated course makes it easy to follow along!

Be Good at Math, Grades 4th-6Th

 Courtney Daniels, Ed.S. 🙋🏾‍♀️

While other ancient cultures painted themselves for mourning, praying or war, the ancient Egyptians invented makeup and wigs over 4000 years ago for beauty's sake alone. Join us and discover the secrets of ancient Egyptian cosmetics.

 Looking Good in Ancient Egypt: Makeup (Small Class!)

Ilene Springer: Writing Solutions; Egyptology

In this fun and interactive club, kids build confidence and leadership skills through play! Whether they’re using face masks, telling jokes, or leading games, they’ll practice social skills in a relaxed and supportive space.

Friendship Club: Games, Giggles & Good Vibes

Coach Yana

Join me to learn all about ants!  We will explore amazing facts about all kinds of ants including their life cycle, their body parts, what they eat and so much more!

Beginning Life Science: The Life of an Ant

Mrs. Thorn, BA-Elem. Ed

In this PRIVATE, one time class the student will 6 good manners to have and 5 magic words and when to use them. (Preschool or ESL students) 

The Good Life (Live)

Adeline S, MA

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