When you are working hard, and you fall down ... get up again!

What I have learned this semester ...

Sometimes we don't see eye to eye

and that is all right.

When I am least expecting it
something will happen that will change how I think.

No matter how hard I try, sometimes people
won't change how they think ... and that is all right.

Mondays make me happy.

When things go wrong ... hug it out.

When we play, we play nice.

If we hurt someone, 

we try our best to make it better.

Circle time:

What have you learned?

Exam review

Themes	People	Words
Ethics Good Vs. Bad (evil)	Buddha Confucius Plato Aristotle	Moral agent Nihilism Humanism Golden Mean 4 main questions: are moral choices possible why do the right thing how can people be good without religion how should the rightness of wrongness be determined
	Socrates Hedonist Stoic	Good Life
	Thomas Aquinas Kierkegaard Nietzsche Sartre Bentham Kant	Good Person Utilitarianism
		Euthanasia Genethics
Metaphysics		Platonic Realism Materialism Ontology Determinism Taoism
Self Theories:	Descartes Hume Ricoeur Sartre	Substance Bundle Narrative Project
Person(hood)	Locke Dennett Warren Baier
Mind-Brain Question		Materialist Identity Theorist Subjectivist
Supreme Being	Sartre	Theism Deism Polytheism Monotheism Pantheism Ontological Argument Cosmological Argument Argument from Design Pascal’s Wager Atheists’ Argument Determinism Free Will(ism) Existentialism Nihilism

HZT4U Philosophy EXAM Marks    Student Name:______________________        /120 =   _____% Question 1Knowledge Uses accurate vocabulary, ideas and isms to support point of view Demonstrates understanding among philosophical facts, ideas, and concepts Presents information which has variety, depth, and relevance Uses quotations appropriately and effectively to support ideas /15

Thinking Sophisticated, explicit point of view A minimum of 2 clear theories that outline and support answer Sophisticated thought and insight Uses point-proof-comment method effectively; comments reveal solid analysis and connections          /15

Communication Logical progressions of linked thoughts Organization of paragraphs and thoughtful transitions between points and arguments Unity and cohesion of thoughts Uses appropriate wording and sentence structure Uses appropriate structural organization (intro, supporting paragraphs, conclusion) Appropriate voice is used /15

Application Relevant links to modern societal structures Clear and precise examples of  societal links are well explained          /15

FPT

Wed:
Written:
Samantha
Sam
Keira
Matt
Cailen
Kayla

One on on:
Katie
Alfred
Celine
Jake

Thurs: Group
Maddie
Zoe
Zoe
Breanna
Aria
Lindsay


Fri:
one on one:
Zack
Andrew
Taylor
Allie

Motivation

Circle time:

What do you need right now to motivate you?

FPT

Choice 1:
Debate on one of these three questions.  Topic to be chosen at random on the day of the debate.

1. Is selfishness solely a vice?
2. Is empirical science -- as in science which involves experimentation and quantifiable data -- the only way to gain knowledge?
3. Are anger, discompassion and hatred symptoms of weakness?

Choice 2:
Personal discussion with me.  10 minutes in length.  Topic to be chosen at random on the day of the debate.

Choice 3:
Personal written response.  500 words.  Topic to be chosen at random on the day of the task.

Rubric

FPT Options

Debate Example:
How is policing changing the way we live our lives?  Are the decisions of police often unjustified?  Discuss, providing philosophers and theories that would both agree and disagree with your personal philosophy.


Conversation Example:
Given these human rights (I would provide 5), rank them in order of importance.  Find philosophers who would disagree and agree with your personal philosophy.  Be prepared to defend your point of view and have societal links to substantiate it.


Written Question Example:
In deciding who you would save (one person or a group) from an oncoming train, what parameters to you put on the importance of life?  Outline your parameters and find two philosophers (one from each of two units) who would agree with you.

Test Review

Political:
Anarchism
democracy
totalitarianism
fascism
conservatism
libertarianism
liberalism
Machiavellianism (fear vs. love)
social contract


Social:
utopianism
religious utopianism
feminism: Caitlyn Jenner
religious pluralism
social contract
civil disobedience
existentialism marxism: (Marcuse): Caitlyn Jenner
liberalism: Caitlyn Jenner

Events:
same sex marriage: Ireland
Mozambique decriminalizing homosexuality
sex-ed curriculum Ontario
tax savings on feminine hygiene products
Rand Paul filibuster
Fifa controversy
Water in Texas
Heat in India
hospital shooting in Guelph
California drought
Fires burning in Alberta

These next few weeks ...

Mon: circle
Tues: (Lindsay absent), test prep
Wed: Test
Thurs: Kayla and Zack to write test, FPT prep
Fri: FPT prep
Mon:circle, letters
Tues:
Wed:
Thurs:
Fri:
Mon: circle, letters
Tues: exam questions and prep
Wed: exam questions and prep

Try again ...

Circle Time:

Who is your greatest encourager?  What have they encouraged you to try again?

1.  Discussion of what is in the media.

2,  Test prep.