Reading, Analyzing, and Discussing Philosophical Texts This is the 🔥FIRST EVER READING SERIES WHERE WE BLEND READING & WRITING WITH PHILOSOPHY🔥 in Schoolhouse! Contains 🔥INTENSIVE READING BEFORE SESSIONS and INTENSIVE DISCUSSING IN SESSIONS! It will be a 🔥great way to boost your reading & writing skills🔥 from SAT to physics, and will also 🔥help quench your thirst for philosophic discussion🔥. Here you can: - improve your reading comprehension skills and your proficiency in using logic -- both of which are essential for the SAT -- through reading and discussing selected primary texts by notable philosophers of a diverse span across time and topic, using beginner-friendly anthologies (collections of primary texts) as a guide. - learn about how to write argumentative texts and how to argue effectively, again by learning from past philosophers. - learn to appreciate texts and literature - improve debate skills through the discussions, and gain a basic but high-coverage understanding of philosophy to aid you in producing powerful, thoughtful, and persuasive arguments! Sessions will start with short lectures by the tutor(s) on the basics of the primary text of the session. Here, we will discuss the readings and cover reading comprehension through Q&A and check-your-understanding comprehension questions. Then, the remaining portion of time will be devoted to guided/moderated, Socratic discussions on the primary text, where participants can present their ideas and arguments and interact with each other. Reading all of the selected text before the sessions is suggested for the best experience. We will also read excerpts from the text for discussion purposes.

🔥Can we kill one to save five?🔥Does god exist?🔥How do I know that I know what I know?🔥Can we eat and kill animals?🔥What makes a person have moral status?🔥What is the best government?🔥Am I really free when I make a choice?🔥 This is (likely) the 🔥FIRST EVER PHILOSOPHY SEMINAR CLUB OF GROUP DISCUSSION🔥 in Schoolhouse, will be a 🔥great way to train your mind for academics🔥 from SAT to physics, and will also 🔥help quench your thirst for philosophic discussion🔥. Here, we will discuss selected primary texts by notable philosophers of a diverse span across time and topic, using beginner-friendly anthologies (collections of primary texts) as a guide. Sessions will start with short lectures by the tutor(s) on the basics of the primary text of the session. Then, the large remaining portion of time will be devoted to guided/moderated, Socratic discussions on the primary text, where participants can present their ideas and arguments and interact with each other.

Primary Language: English; Secondary Language: Chinese This series aims to cover AP Physics 1 content on a section-by-section basis. The content will be based on AP Physics 1, although the series will be useful for both AP and A-Level students. The main target audience will be peers from the host's school in China, but currently few of them has signed up, and English will be the main language. Chinese may also be used to a lesser but nonnegligible frequency, so it is best but unnecessary that you understand a bit of Mandarin.