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Introduction to Socratic Pedagogy
Teaching Logic and Reasoning
Advanced Socratic Pedagogy
All Lessons
Why Socratic Education?
Discover the power of Socratic education to facilitate self-governance.
Building a Conducive Classroom Culture
Build a classroom culture that supports thinking, expression, and collaboration.
Selecting Relevant and Appropriate Sources
Select sources that facilitate successful Socratic seminars.
Socratic Reasoning
Help students build essential reasoning and questioning skills.
Socratic Practicum
Explore methods for evaluating student learning in a Socratic seminar.
Situation 1 | Advanced Socratic Pedagogy
Explore a common problem and possible solutions in a Socratic Classroom
Situation 2 | Advanced Socratic Pedagogy
Explore a common problem and possible solutions in a Socratic Classroom.
Situation 3 | Advanced Socratic Pedagogy
Explore a common problem and possible solutions in a Socratic Classroom
Situation 4 | Advanced Socratic Pedagogy
Explore a common problem and possible solutions in a Socratic Classroom.
Situation 5 | Advanced Socratic Pedagogy
Explore a common problem and possible solutions in a Socratic Classroom.
Dialogue, Logic and Reasoning, and Civic Life
Discover the role of dialogue, logic, and reasoning in civic life.
Effective Logic
Explore the differences between deductive and inductive reasoning.
Errors in Logic – Biases and Fallacies
Identify biases and fallacies in civic discourse.
The Anatomy of An Argument
Explore the structure of effective arguments.
Understanding Sources as Pieces of History
Understand the importance of primary sources in the classroom
Applying Historical Source Literacy
Learn how to model historical source literacy skills
Selecting Relevant Sources
Select sources to meet your learning objectives
Scaffold Sources for Various Learners
Practice scaffolding sources so your students can access them
Studying History in Modern Times
Understand the vital and tangible skills learned while studying history
Historical Reasoning: WHAT & HOW We Know It
Develop a deeper understanding of thinking like a historian