Observation and Perception
Let’s explore our observation and perception of the world and how we know things exist as we see them!
Let’s explore our observation and perception of the world and how we know things exist as we see them!
Explore the concept of bias and how it shapes our understanding of the world!
Let’s talk about Aliens (and explore some ethical and epistemological questions)! Are they real? What is an Alien? Should we even go looking for them? Let’s think about it!
Think critically about reality in this lesson that takes an epistemological approach to examine the question: is your life a simulation?
Looking at Epistemology through various thought experiments!
This lesson introduces students to the idea of epistemology and encourages them to think about the nature of knowledge!
This lesson focuses on what the “self” is and whether or not your “self” is permanent. Through self-reflection, multiple discussions (both with small groups and large), and thought experiments, this class will cover material that addresses the question: Who am I? The lesson is also supplemented by two fun but informative youtube videos. I hope you enjoy!
We are a team of Hamilton College students designing virtual philosophy lessons for K-12 students. Our goal is to empower students during these uncertain times and elevate their voices.
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