1. GREEK PHILOSOPHERS – WHO AM I?

2. WAS WELL KNOWN IN ATHENS IN 423 BC FOR HIS NON-TRADITIONAL TEACHING METHODS. HE DID NOT KEEP A FORMAL SCHOOL. SOCRATES

3. WAS A STUDENT OF SOCRATES. PLATO

4. FOUNDED HIS OWN SCHOOL IN ATHENS – THE LYCEUM. ARISTOTLE

5. WROTE THE REPUBLIC. PLATO

6. WAS AN INFLUENTIAL WESTERN PHILOSOPHER WHO NEVER WROTE A WORD HIMSELF. HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY WAS TO REDIRECT QUERIES TOWARD QUESTIONS OF ETHICAL CONDUCT. HE BELIEVED A MORAL LIFE BROUGHT MAN HAPPINESS AND THAT MORALITY WAS SOMETHING THAT COULD BE TRANSMITTED THROUGH EDUCATION. SOCRATES

7. ALEXANDER WAS ONE OF HIS MOST FAMOUS STUDENTS. ARISTOTLE

8. CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER OF THE THREE? SOCRATES (469-399 BC) PLATO (427-347 BC) ARISTOTLE (384-322 BC)

9. HIS WILLINGNESS TO CRITICIZE ARGUMENTS THAT HE FOUND UNSOUND, REGARDLESS OF SUBJECT, CHALLENGED AND THREATENED SOME PROMINENT ATHENIANS. SOCRATES

10. FOUNDED THE ACADEMY IN ATHENS – ONE OF THE FIRST ORGANIZED INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE WESTERN WORLD (ATHENS IN 386 B.C.) PLATO