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Ethics of the Apocalypse

Grade/Age: 12 y/o–19 y/o
Dates: Jan 12, 2024 – May 10, 2024—Fri
Period: 09:15 AM - 10:30 AM, 1st Period
Location: Planet Homeschool
Instructor: Theresa Redfern-Hall

Description:

Zombies.Are you prepared for the Zombie Apocalypse? Join us and find out!

What is an apocalypse? According to the dictionary, an apocalypse is the complete final destruction of the world, as described in the biblical book of Revelation, or an event involving destruction or damage on an awesome or catastrophic scale. Thankfully most individuals never experience an apocalypse. But, what would we do if one happened to us? This class will explore ethics before, during, and after an apocalyptic situation. We will discuss potentially real and some fantastical situations too, hint, a zombie apocalypse! We will examine theories about human nature being good or bad. We will also look at why some people make heroic sacrifices and decisions and others make very selfish ones. We will look at some real-world disasters that were apocalyptic for those involved and discover how those individuals dealt with life-and-death situations.

This class will also discuss the trends of “prepping” and “survivalism”. Students will be presented with opportunities to make decisions in simulated apocalyptic situations and then debrief and discuss their thoughts and choices after the simulation. You will also learn some great practical skills you can use. Join us for this fun, thought-provoking class!

Students will need access to Theresa’s website homeschoolingclasses.com in order to access readings and assignments.

Students should bring a writing implement and paper and/or a laptop to class each week.

Students can expect to spend about an hour weekly on reading and/or research.

Minimum Student Date: Fri 5 Jan 2024 — This course will be cancelled if the minimum number of students have not registered by Jan 5.
Registration Cancellation Deadline: Fri 5 Jan 2024 — Registration cancellations must be made by Jan 5 to avoid paying tuition.
Payment Due Date: Sat 6 Jan 2024 — Please plan to pay your tuition for this course on Jan 6.
Registration Deadline: Thu 25 Jan 2024 — Late registrations will be accepted through Jan 25, if space is available. Tuition will be due immediately upon registration.

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Image: Zombies. Design by Gan Khoon Lay. Licensed from The Noun Project.
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Tuition: $240.00


Status:

closed
Min Students:
4
Max Students:
15
Students Available:
3
Max Parents:
0