Saturday, October 01, 2022, 03:00pm - 04:30pm
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Dear Student,
FLAME Upskill is a series of exclusive workshops for high school students on interdisciplinary topics from various fields spanning humanities, sciences, artificial intelligence, communication, sports, and arts amongst others. The series will focus on helping high school students develop crucial skills necessary for a journey of lifelong learning. The series has been conceptualized as a reflection of the liberal education ethos practised and delivered at FLAME University. Attendees will receive a Letter of Participation in appreciation for their efforts during the workshop. These workshops will be conducted for a limited number of participants and selection will be done on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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This workshop is exclusively for high school students (Grades X, XI and XII). No other category of participants will be approved to attend the workshop. All participants who attend the complete workshop will receive a certificate or letter of participation. |
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Critical Thinking |
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01ST OCT'22
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM |
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We humans reason all the time, about what school to go to, what career to pursue, and even what to make for dinner. But what is reasoning, in the first place? And are there ways to do it better? In this session, we will learn what reasoning is as well as a few tools to use to improve our reasoning. Put on your thinking caps! |
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Prof. Michael Hatcher
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Assistant Professor – Philosophy and Critical Thinking, FLAME University
Ph.D. - Philosophy | University of Southern - California |
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Prof. Michael Hatcher is Assistant Professor – Philosophy and Critical Thinking at FLAME University. He received his Doctorate in Philosophy from University of Southern California. He has completed MA in Philosophy from California State University of Los Angeles and BA in Philosophy from Biola University.
Prof. Michael has over three years of work experience and was associated with Valparaiso University.
He loves introducing students to the philosophical conversation and the skills required to do it effectively. He also enjoys thinking about what beliefs are, what sort of control we have over them, and under what conditions we are blameless in holding them. In addition, he takes great pleasure in applying the tools of philosophy to question religious practices – for example, the question of what ‘praying without ceasing’ consists of.
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Competencies for 21st Century – why is it important to know your competencies to be future ready? |
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Prof. Shalaka Shah
Assistant Professor - Psychology
Ph.D. – Pedagogy & Psychology | Ludwig Maximilians University - Germany |
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15TH OCT'22
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM |
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