소피의 세계와 철학 (유연한 일정 + 주간 근무 시간)
학습자에게 철학적 사고의 깊고 고무적인 세계를 소개합니다. 함께 미래의 사상가들에게 인기 있는 Jostein Gaarder의 Sophie,s World에서 발견되는 아이디어와 개념을 읽고, 쓰고, 토론합니다.
Mr. Kelsey P. ケルシー先生
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숙제
주당 2-4시간. Each weekly reading installment comprises 2-3 chapters of the book. Additionally, a handout of comprehension questions and journal prompts regarding the next installment each week will be available in the class forum for completing at each student's earliest convenience. These handouts are offered through both Google Docs. A Certificate of Completion will be awarded to those who successfully turn in all handouts (15 total) and score 80% or above on at least two of the four total assessments throughout the course. Learners will also be invited to write a final optional essay. Learners are expected to discuss and collaborate with the teacher and each other in the writing of the final essay which will be presented to other learners and the teacher during the Student Symposium held on Day 17. A Certificate of Excellence for the course will be awarded based on the quality of the essay and presentation in addition to turning in at least 10 free responses to journal prompts of 200+ word count each and scoring 95% on at least one of the four total assessments throughout the course.학습 평가
Journal prompts will be given for learners to fill out and turn in to help guide learners along their philosophical journey. Every fourth lesson (comprising a quarter of the full length of the course) will be followed by a 20 to 45-minute assessment as well over material from the chapters leading up to it. See the Homework section above for details on eligibility for certificates based on learners' comprehension-based work throughout the course.보고계신 지문은 자동 번역 되었습니다
수업 소개
영어 수준 - 알 수 없음
미국 8학년 - 11학년 학년
***************************************************************************** Please note that this course will run for 18 weeks in order to include two weeks off for holidays, namely U.S. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. ***************************************************************************** Are you a deep thinker? Do you tend to ask a lot of questions? To turn over every leaf? To remain unsatisfied with the frequent refrain that "that's just how things are"? Are you interested in learning how to think and write like a philosopher? Curious about how one might go about developing and publishing a significant thought that sparks dialogue in a wider public? 🍃 Testimonials for this course, as sourced from the original version of it, "Sophie's World and the History of Philosophy": "This class may be the most powerful class my child has ever taken in their entire 9 years of homeschooling. The conversations we had! By the end of the course, my teen was a different person-- more aware, thoughtful, sharper and clearer, invested and concerned. This is one of those you remember even when you're 60, and find yourself saying to your grandkids, 'I had this teacher in high school who...' " - Rose 🌹 "As a parent I enjoyed watching my learner challenge himself with new ideas and ways of thinking, for an otherwise rigid thinker. [...] The class was very well organized. Kelsey took the time to get to know the students individually, which worked well for my son who typically shy's away from group interaction. The novel that serves as a spine for learning about western philosophy was well liked and engaging for my son." - Katie M. 🌞 Welcome to the fantastic world of philosophy! It’s an honor to be your guide on a journey into both the ancient and modern worlds of ideas and thought. The primary objectives of this course are to give you an introductory glimpse into the history of philosophical ideas, consider important ethical concerns of our times, and improve our logical and critical thinking skills along the way. “So now you must choose... Are you a child who has not yet become world-weary? Or are you a philosopher who will vow never to become so? To children, the world and everything in it is new, something that gives rise to astonishment. It is not like that for adults. Most adults accept the world as a matter of course. This is precisely where philosophers are a notable exception. A philosopher never gets quite used to the world. To him or her, the world continues to seem a bit unreasonable - bewildering, even enigmatic. Philosophers and small children thus have an important faculty in common. The only thing we require to be good philosophers is the faculty of wonder…” ― Jostein Gaarder, Sophie's World 📖 This course will cover one chapter a week from the book, Sophie's World, the story of a 14-year-old girl who encounters a philosopher. Together they work to uncover a deep mystery about their world while simultaneously exploring the history of philosophy. Learners enrolled in this course are expected to read up to (but no more than) three chapters of the book a week between instructional video lessons. During video lessons, we look to answer some general questions about the text and its content as well as analyze the main philosophical questions addressed in these chapters. The lesson videos are rarely more than an hour long, and the majority of them range from 20 to 45 minutes in length. Each video lesson will be accompanied by a handout of comprehension questions and a journal prompt to be completed each week. The "Mastery Check" quarterly assessments will also be assigned after every four "Days" (see Homework and Assessment below, respectively, for details). ---------------------------------------------- 👀 COURSE SCHEDULE 👀 ---------------------------------------------- Week 1: Introduction to Sophie's World Week 2: The Garden of Eden, The Top Hat, and The Myths Week 3: The Natural Philosophers, Democritus, and Fate Week 4: Socrates, Athens, and Plato Week 5: The Major's Cabin and Aristotle Week 6: Hellenism and The Postcards Week 7: Two Cultures and The Middle Ages Week 8: The Renaissance and The Baroque Week 9: Descartes, Spinoza, and Locke Week 10: Hume, Berkeley, and Bjerkely Week 11: The Enlightenment and Kant >>> Week off for U.S. Thanksgiving holiday <<< Week 12: Romanticism and Hegel Week 13: Kierkegaard and Marx Week 14: Darwin and Freud Week 15: Our Own Time and The Garden Party >>> Week off for Christmas and New Year's holidays <<< Week 16: Counterpoint, The Big Bang, and Wrapping Up Week 17: Student Symposium* *Intended only for those who opt-in for writing a final essay to present to and discuss with other learners. This will also be our only scheduled live meeting as a group. Learners who complete this Symposium are eligible for a Certificate of Excellence (see details under Homework below). They will also be offered coaching for possibly publishing their work in public blogs or journals, adding a distinguishing feature to their academic resume. Accompanying instructional videos incorporate original slides that depict many of the art pieces and concept imagery associated with those we study. Weekly designated office hours will also be available for learners to ask questions and discuss thoughts of theirs in the context of their writing. Both an accessible introduction to philosophy and an enjoyable piece of young adult literature in its own right, Sophie's World promises to be a delightful journey through the mental landscape that retells the story of our cultural and intellectual heritage. Philosophical investigations abound! 🌏 NOTE: A minimum of four (4) learners must be enrolled for this course to be held as scheduled. Learners who wish to remain enrolled even in the case of there not being a sufficient number of enrollees will be transferred to the next available scheduled section of the same class. Still got questions? Feel free to contact me for more information!
학습 목표
Our primary objective in this course is to gain an preliminary understanding of many of the most important developments in the history of philosophy through this introductory text. We will also be exploring what plot devices and other techniques are used by the author (Jostein Gaarder) to convey his profound concepts on the nature of "literary realism" and philosophy of mind. Students who complete this course are likely to be well ahead of their peers in being familiar with ideas and movements in philosophy and history, as well as being aware of the many ways philosophers have exercised critical thinking and reasoning to contribute to the broader conversation throughout the course of Western civilization.
그 외 세부 사항
학부모 가이드
There are one or two words of light swearing, and some brief references to nudity and sexuality in the book. Three out of the 16 lectures also spend a fraction of the time talking about the nature and effects of the political philosophy of Marx and psychosexual development according to Freud. These lectures include disclaimers at the beginning of the videos, as well as timestamps of what portions of the lecture to expect such sensitive content, for your ease and convenience.
Sophie's World, and philosophy itself, is often reported as a life-changing experience, and as such, the teacher strongly recommends parents make themselves available to their learners through the length of the course to openly discuss and reflect on the lessons and content as we move through them.
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Access to the book Sophie's World is a requirement for this course. You can borrow a copy from your local library or buy your own copy here: https://amzn.to/32rrLXg
Note: This link is offered as an affiliate of Amazon's, meaning that, while you do not pay more for the book, Amazon pays a small commission for recommending your purchase. Any commissions received helps the teacher afford to make teaching and tutoring a sustainable means of income, however, you are never required in these classes to make purchases through this means if it does not suit you to do so.
가입일: February, 2019
4.9
373수강 후기
교사 전문성 및 자격증
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학사 학위 Gustavus Adolphus College부터
Kelsey Payne graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College magna cum laude in 2006 with a degree in philosophy and additional minors in Japanese studies and religion. He also studied Zen Buddhism and Japanese language abroad at Kansai Gaidai University, Osaka.
As part of his philosophy degree, Kelsey is trained in critical thinking, analytical essay writing, and formal predicate logic and was further enriched by his enrollment in the school’s "Curriculum II" program (now called the "Three Crowns Curriculum") for interdisciplinary academics. His inspiration for becoming an educator was drawn from flame to fire through the opportunity to present his undergraduate thesis (on the speculative consequences of meme theory) to a panel in the Minnesota Students Society of Philosophy the purposes of an honors addendum to his major.
Kelsey has twice taught philosophy as a trimester-length course in public high school in addition to offering it and other philosophy courses here on Outschool.
Kelsey believes Sophie's World to be a wonderful segue into this deep and important discipline in its ability to incorporate the ideas of philosophy into its engaging fictional plot. He has loved introducing students to the concepts and movements of thought that have shaped our world and continue to shape it today. He also truly believes that it is the philosophical thinkers who will be the best candidates for world leaders and global problem solvers in the years to come. 리뷰
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