Course Objectives:

🌟Encourage critical thinking and curiosity.
🌟Teach students how to formulate and explore big questions.
🌟Foster discussions around various topics, including science, philosophy, social issues and more.
🌟Develop skills in research, analysis, and presentation.

Topics Covered:

Suggested Themes:
🌍What is a Big Question?
Introduction to big questions and why they matter, followed by a group brainstorming session on topics of interest.

🌍The Science of Big Questions
Explore questions in science (e.g., "What is the universe?") and introduce the scientific method for asking scientific questions.

🌍Philosophical Questions
Discuss philosophical questions (e.g., "What is the meaning of life?") while exploring different viewpoints and encouraging open dialogue.

🌍Technology (e.g., "How does technology change our lives?") and share different opinions. Explore what makes various devices fun and how they can be used for learning.

🌍Social Issues
Investigate big questions in society (e.g., "What is global waming?" or "How can we help the environment?") and encourage students to think about their roles in society.

🌍The Art of Asking Questions
Teach techniques for asking better questions (e.g., open-ended vs. closed questions) and practice refining questions through peer feedback.

🌍Presenting Our Questions
Students present their favorite big question and their findings, followed by group Q&A.