Where Should I go to University?. That depends on your answers to some questions.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Plato’s Philosophy. 4 Key Ideas Virtue is Knowledge The soul is immortal Knowledge is remembering The Forms.

Advertisements

How will Our Children Learn Science in 2050? Dr. Marina Milner-Bolotin The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Vancouver Nerd Nite 2015.

Great Thinkers Think Alike! Socrates Plato and Aristotle Compiled by Amy.

Greek Philosophy.

UNITED STATES AND MICHIGAN PUBLIC SCHOOL PROJECTIONS September 23, 2009 Frederick R. Ignatovich, Professor Emeritus Michigan State University.

Which truth is … true?.  Is truth absolute? Is truth relative? This question has plagued humanity since the dawn of recorded history.  Here is a dialogue.

Customer Service Keys to Increase Your Business Blackstone Valley Tourism Business Network May 5, 2015 Michael Sabitoni, CHE.

Good Morning… Ms. Krall Room 347. First Things First… Are you in the right class? Are you in the right class? Welcome to Philosophy and Ethics! Welcome.

WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY? WHO WAS SOCRATES? 71. OBJECTIVES SWBAT define philosophy and identify Socrates as a leader in Greek philosophy. SWBAT understand.

Scholarships and Fellowships Freshman Year. What scholarships are available to me in my freshman year? 0 Short answer: not many 0 Freshman year is the.

Socrates ( BCE) and Plato ( BCE). The Philosophy of Socrates “ The unexamined life is not worth living. ” Wisdom: knowing that you know.

The Job Market for Tourism and Hospitality Graduates—Career Development Zongqing Zhou, PhD Associate Professor College of Hospitality and Tourism Management.

Welcome to Philosophy and Ethics! Ms. Krall Room 347.

Plato was/is a famous philosopher Plato was born in about 428 B.C. and died in about 348 B.C.

Mr. Li ENGL 10WL FTHS 2013 PLATO’S ALLEGORY OF THE CAVE.

Apology of Socrates Socrates’ “Defense Speech” - Plato’s Defense of Philosophy.

Notes: Philosophy Philosophy – love of wisdom.

Greek Philosophy The School of Athens.

WHEN I GROW UP Vanessa Adia 8 th Grade Science. My Interests  Realistic – 0  Investigative- 10  Artistic- 9  Social- 9  Enterprising- 10  Conventional-

THE ALLEGORY OF THE CAVE PLATO ( BC) Is not the dreamer, sleeping or waking, one who likens dissimilar things, who puts the copy in place of the.

 Socrates ( BC)  Plato ( BC)  Aristotle ( BC)

WHY GO TO COLLEGE??? 9 th Grade. WHY SHOULD WE EVEN CONSIDER GOING TO COLLEGE? Going to college is important for securing a quality career after graduation.

What Is Philosophy? What Is Philosophy? Why were the Greeks “the fathers of philosophy? Why were the Greeks “the fathers of philosophy?

The Life of Plato By Mackenzie Farkas 3 rd Period February 25, 2011

The Informational Interview. What ….. l l Interview designed to produce information l l Information you need to choose, refine or break into a career.

Facebook Character Name: status WallPhotosFlairBoxesSocratesLogout View photos of (Socrates) (8) Send Socrates a message Poke message Wall InfoPhotosBoxes.

Faith & Reason. Philosophy Etymology from Greek "Φιλοσοφία" (philo-sophia) lover of wisdom.

Dr. Kerem Eksen ITU. PHILO + SOPHIA  love of wisdom The study of the nature of reality, existence, being, nature, values, mind, language… Historically,

Greek Philosophers. Philosophers – “lovers of wisdom” Sophists – “workers of wisdom” – Teachers – Teachers.

Philosophy of Education. Questions are the heart of philosophy What is the world really like? How do we know something? What does it mean to teach something?

The Three Most Famous Greek Philosophers Socrates Plato Aristotle.

Philosophy in Ancient Greece. Greek Philosophy Philosophy= love of wisdom Importance of reason – The Greeks began to be concerned with “life questions”

My Future ? 8th Grade Portrait Electronic Worksheet #1 The Occupation I found interesting from the Career Survey I took:

DO NOW - Journal: DO NOW - Journal: What would you be willing to give up your live for, and why? Try to include the word “value” in your answer. ( Value.

Objective: SWBAT recognize the impact of the Greek philosophers on world history. Set Sail: What are the Iliad and the Odyssey about?

Greek Philosophers. Philosophers – “lovers of wisdom” Sophists – “workers of wisdom” – Teachers – Teachers phileo = love sophia = wisdom If sophia = wisdom.

Sparking the Future EDUCATION AFTER HIGH SCHOOL: REASONS FOR COLLEGE.

Ancient Greek philosophy is dominated by three very famous men:Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. All three of these lived in Athens for most of their lives,

GREEK PHILOSOPHERS. Use pages to create Circle Maps of info for Socrates, Plato, & Aristotle. Each map needs to include: -Background info -Key.

Basic Speaking Part 1 Independent Speaking Part 2 Integrated Speaking Ⅰ Part 3 Integrated Speaking Ⅱ.

European Culture Greek Philosophy. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle (5 th & 4 th century BC) Socrates (470 – 399 BC) 1.Known mainly through the writings of.

Physical Properties of Matter Grade 7.

Physical Properties of Matter Grade 7. 

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

Introduction to Socratic Seminars

Socrates Plato Aristotle

Socrates: Ancient Greece

Objective: SWBAT recognize the impact of the Greek philosophers on world history. Set Sail: What are the Iliad and the Odyssey about?

Do Now: What is Philosophy?

Ancient Greek Philosophers

Socrates Plato Aristotle

Greek Primary Doc Questions

Greatest Ancient Greek Men 1750 B.C – 133 B.C..

Key Concept: Identity Grade 8 Unit 1: Print making - what a relief!

For that matter, why do we trade??

The Apology of Socrates

The Allegory of the Cave

CONTACT US My Best Natural Health

Welcome to Math 7 Accelerated

Socratic Circles Starting a dialogue.

Greek Philosophers World History.

Activities What’s for Dinner? Name: Period: Me

Ancient Greek Introduction.

“The unexamined life is not worth living.”

“The unexamined life is not worth living.” -Socrates

Philosophy of Love and Sex

The Greek Golden Age Entry # 12.

CHAPTER 5 ANCIENT GREECE.

For each quote, write down whether you agree/disagree, and change the quote to fit your own beliefs (or explain why you disagree) Greek Philosophers.

Presentation transcript:

Where Should I go to University?

That depends on your answers to some questions

You must first answer this question:

Why should I go to University?

Primary Reasons (the reasons that matter most)

Why should I go to University? Primary Reasons (the reasons that matter most) Secondary Reasons (the reasons most people think are primary)

Secondary Reasons Which has my major?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Will I get scholarships, etc.

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in? What is the best climate for me?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in? What is the best climate for me? Where can I make the best friends and contacts and networks?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in? What is the best climate for me? Where can I make the best friends and contacts and networks? Where can I get the best grades?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in? What is the best climate for me? Where can I make the best friends and contacts and networks? Where can I get the best grades? Which school is the right size for me?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in? What is the best climate for me? Where can I make the best friends and contacts and networks? Where can I get the best grades? Which school is the right size for me? Which school has the best social life?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in? What is the best climate for me? Where can I make the best friends and contacts and networks? Where can I get the best grades? Which school is the right size for me? Which school has the best social life? Where will I be most fulfilled?

Secondary Reasons Which has my major? Which will best prepare me for graduate school? Which school will help me get the best career? Which school can I afford? Which Location will I like to live in? What is the best climate for me? Where can I make the best friends and contacts and networks? Where can I get the best grades? Which school is the right size for me? Which school has the best social life? Where will I be most fulfilled? What school has the best learning environment for me?

These questions are all important But…

These questions are all important But… They are not the most important questions…

There are 4 questions every school and every student must answer…

What is reality, what is real?

There are 4 questions every school and every student must answer… What is reality, what is real? What is the good life?

There are 4 questions every school and every student must answer… What is reality, what is real? What is the good life? Who is a really good person?

There are 4 questions every school and every student must answer… What is reality, what is real? What is the good life? Who is a really good person? How can I become a really good person?

Every school, every professor, every student will answer those 4 questions.

Even if in very subtle ways!

The most important question I will consider is…

What kind of person will I become?

Which University will help you become that kind of person?

“The unexamined life is not worth living.” Socrates in Plato, Dialogues, Apology Greek philosopher in Athens (469 BC BC)