In an age of rapid information and diverse perspectives, students need more than just information—they need tools to think critically and philosophically. This session delves into how integrating philosophical inquiry and critical thinking in the classroom can empower students to question assumptions, analyze multifaceted issues, and engage in thoughtful, respectful dialogue. You’ll learn practical, adaptable strategies to cultivate intellectual curiosity and promote reasoned debate, creating a classroom environment where students feel empowered to explore complex ethical and political questions. 

By the end of this session, you’ll be equipped to help students navigate the challenges of an increasingly complex world, fostering skills that will allow them to become informed, reflective citizens. Through philosophical inquiry, we can guide students to approach the world with an open mind and a commitment to understanding diverse perspectives, making them better equipped to make reasoned decisions in their lives and communities. 

Registration is required.

Parking vouchers generously provided by SAIT

 

Your session will take place at the SAIT main campus located at 1301, 16 Ave NW.

Here is a link to the SAIT Campus Map: https://www.sait.ca/about-sait/campus/campus-map

Please proceed to the Aldred Centre – Building A. The room is CA100.

If you’re driving to campus, parking is available in lots P2 or P6. When you arrive, take a ticket from the parking machine at the lot entrance and bring it with you to your session. You’ll receive a voucher to cover your parking, so it’s free of charge.