深く考える人々 - 毎週の哲学と批判的思考のディスカッション

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Explore the world of ideas and challenge your perceptions in 'Deep Thinkers,' a unique online philosophy class designed specifically for young minds aged 9-13. 

This isn't your typical classroom experience; here, we delve into life's biggest questions and the mysteries of existence in a fun, interactive, and engaging manner.

Through engaging discussions and thought-provoking exercises, students will journey through a diverse range of philosophical concepts, from understanding the abstract concept of time to discussing human nature and even delving into fascinating ideas like simulation theory. But don't be intimidated by these 'big' topics. Each idea is broken down and presented in a way that's both accessible and relevant to our students' experiences.

'Deep Thinkers' is the ideal environment for children who already show signs of pondering life's deeper meanings. However, it's also a great starting point for those new to philosophical thinking. Here, we strongly believe there are no 'wrong' or 'right' answers, but only opportunities to learn, explore, and grow as budding philosophers.

In this class, we don't just teach philosophy; we encourage students to become philosophers, fostering their curiosity, critical thinking skills, empathy, and open-mindedness. With these tools, they'll be well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the world and approach differing viewpoints with understanding and respect.

Each week will we study a particular Philosophical Topic (Values, Morals, Political Philosophy, Spiritual Philosophy, Space, the Universe etc.) , with an emphasis on Philosophical Ideas from around the world:

Examples include: Utilitarianism, Zen Buddhism, Ubuntu,  Plato's Cave and many more.

This class will include:
1. Historical and Cultural context of the Philosophy Idea in question. 
2. Thorough explanation of the weeks concept.
3. Discussion of the concept
4. Discussion of various Philosophical view points of the topic in question
5. Thorough explanation and development of the student's own Philosophical view points!

***Please note: Some topics we discuss faster than others, so some topics may last for two or three weeks, and others, only one week. I ensure that a student is able to start class and join in! But if you would like your student to start when a new topic begins, please message me ahead of time and I will ensure this occurs.***

Below is a rough guide to the year of 20245, vacation dates & topics may be subject to change!

Week 51: December 16, 2024  - Philosophy of Nature
Week 52: December 23, 2024 - Vacation 

Week 1: January 06, 2025 - Philosophy of Nature
Week 2: January 13, 2025 - Philosophy of Nature
Week 3: January 20, 2025 - Philosophy of Power 
Week 4: January 27, 2025 - Philosophy of Power 
Week 5: February 03, 2025 - Philosophy of Power 
Week 6: February 10, 2025 - Philosophy of Power
Week 7: February 17, 2025 - Philosophy of Power
Week 8: February 24, 2025 - Philosophy of Love
Week 9: March 03, 2025 - Philosophy of Love
Week 10: March 10, 2025 - Philosophy of the Future,  Simulation theory and AI 
Week 11: March 17, 2025 - Philosophy of the Future,  Simulation theory and AI 
Week 12: March 24, 2025 - Philosophy of the Future,  Simulation theory and AI 
Week 13: March 31, 2025 - Philosophy of Friendship
Week 14: April 07, 2025  - Philosophy of Friendship
Week 15: April 14, 2025 - Philosophy of Friendship
Week 16: April 21, 2025 - Philosophy of Courage 
Week 17: April 28, 2025 - Philosophy of Courage 
Week 18: May 05, 2025 -  Philosophy of Responsibility  
Week 19: May 12, 2025 -  Philosophy of Responsibility 
Week 20: May 19, 2025 - Philosophy of Responsibility 
Week 21: May 26, 2025 -  Philosophy of Aesthetics 
Week 22: June 02, 2025 -  Philosophy of Aesthetics 
Week 23: June 09, 2025 -  Philosophy of Aesthetics 
Week 24: June 16, 2025 -  Philosophy of Compassion
Week 25: June 23, 2025 -  Philosophy of Compassion
Week 26: June 30, 2025 -  Philosophy of Compassion
Week 27: July 07, 2025 - Philosophy of Dreaming - Ancients, Aristotle, Freud and Jung 
Week 28: July 14, 2025 - Philosophy of Dreaming - Ancients, Aristotle, Freud and Jung 
Week 29: July 21, 2025 - Philosophy of Dreaming - Ancients, Aristotle, Freud and Jung 
Week 30: July 28, 2025 - Philosophy of Fun 
Week 31: August 04, 2025 - Philosophy of Fun
Week 32: August 11, 2025 - Philosophy of Fun 
Week 33: August 18, 2025 - Vacation Week 
Week 34: August 25, 2025 - Vacation Week 
Week 35: September 01, 2025 - Vacation Week 
Week 36: September 08, 2025 -  Philosophy of Human-ness - Kiekegard and Descartes 
Week 37: September 15, 2025 -  Philosophy of Human-ness - Kiekegard and Descartes 
Week 38: September 22, 2025 - Philosophy of Human-ness - Kiekegard and Descartes 
Week 39: September 29, 2025 - Philosophy of Philosophy - Plato and Socrates 
Week 40: October 06, 2025 - Philosophy of Philosophy - Plato and Socrates 
Week 41: October 13, 2025 - Philosophy of Philosophy - Plato and Socrates 
Week 42: October 20, 2025 -  Philosophy of Time - Physics, Augustine and Watts 
Week 43: October 27, 2025 -  Philosophy of Time - Physics, Augustine and Watts 
Week 44: November 03, 2025 - Philosophy of Time - Physics, Augustine and Watts 
Week 45: November 10, 2025  - Philosophy of Happiness - Beck and Epicurus 
Week 46: November 17, 2025  - Philosophy of Happiness - Beck and Epicurus 
Week 47: November 24, 2025 - Philosophy of Happiness - Beck and Epicurus 
Week 48: December 01, 2025 - Philosophy of Nature - Lao Tzu and Spinoza
Week 49: December 08, 2025 - Philosophy of Nature - Lao Tzu and Spinoza
Week 50: December 15, 2025 - Philosophy of Nature - Lao Tzu and Spinoza
Week 51: December 22, 2025 - Vacation Week 
Week 52: December 29, 2025 - Vacation Week


This class is great for learning about other cultures, and history, and will develop thinking skills. In all my classes I place a large emphasis on fun, and valuing students interpretation of the subject, so we will do a lot of discussion. 

Great for kids who are already showing signs of being deep thinkers.