Discover a new way to teach critical thinking and ethics
Students debate through high-stakes crises, responding to news excerpts, emergency calls, and approval ratings.
Who is this for?
Educators who want to enrich and challenge their students — whether you’re integrating ethics into your subject instruction, or have a pre-existing philosophy curriculum. Help them ask better questions, explore different ways of thinking, and express ideas clearly and critically.
Why is philosophy important?
Philosophical inquiry strengthens skills across discipline — from reading to arithmetic to problem-solving Millett & Tapper, 2011. Students also exhibit reduced anxiety, improving confidence and classroom participation Trickey & Topping, 2007.
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iAwards 2022The room was buzzing as they disagree, question and justify their views.
Anita Rombola,TeacherThe speakers were casual and friendly which made it more fun and investable.
Abigail,Student, Year 9…not only was I able to engage with ethics, but I also got the opportunity to engage with other students.
Isabelle,Student, Year 9The Terra Symposium workshop was insightful into how situations unfold and how other people view the situation.
Lachlan,Student, Year 9