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Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle Greek Philosophers Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

AGENDA OBJECTIVES AGENDA Do Now Lecture – Intro to Greek Philosophers SWBAT describe the contributions of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. SWBAT summarize the ideas of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle as revealed by quotations. Do Now Lecture – Intro to Greek Philosophers Jigsaw – Socrates, Plato, Aristotle Independent Work – Philosopher Quotes

What is Philosophy? “The Love of Wisdom” The study of general and fundamental problems, including those connected with existence, values, reason, and mind. “The Love of Wisdom”

Ancient Greek Philosophy Broke away from mythological approach to explaining the world Used reason and evidence to understand human actions and the material world

Greek Philosophers Socrates Plato Aristotle 470-399 B.C. 428-348 B.C. Today, we’ll have the opportunity to learn more about each of these very famous Greek philosophers. First, through a jigsaw activity, and then by looking at some of their quotes.

Jigsaw – Greek Philosophers Step 1: In your expert group, silently and independently read/annotate your assigned Greek philosopher Step 2: In your expert group, take notes in your notebook on your assigned philosopher Step 3: In your home group, present your assigned philosopher while others take notes

Independent Work – Philosopher Quotes How does the quotation connect to what you already know about the philosopher? Hand out directions and have students read directions aloud. Then read quotes aloud. Answer questions, then give students 15 minutes to complete handout.