Philosophy Learning Outcomes

1.1 Thinking objectively about issues and arguments, not being swayed by emotion and irrational personal preferences.

 

Foundational Studies 2: Critically evaluate the ideas of others.

2.1 Thinking independently rather than primarily relying on others’ opinions.

 

Foundational Studies 2: Critically evaluate the ideas of others.

3.1 Developing open-mindedness, including understanding opposing views and appreciating the need for this understanding.

 

Foundational Studies 6: Demonstrate an understanding of diverse cultures within and across societies.

4.1 Recognizing the myriad ways that ethical and other philosophical principles apply to everyday experiences and life.

 

Foundational Studies 8: Demonstrate an understanding of the ethical implications of decisions and actions.

5.1 Cultivating critical and analytical thinking: penetrate deeply and critically into issues, rather than merely settling for a superficial understanding. Synthesize and contrast various ideas.

 

Foundational Studies 1: Locate, critically read, and evaluate information to solve problems.

 

Foundational Studies 2: Critically evaluate the ideas of others.

6.1 Communicating clearly and succinctly in writing.

 

Foundational Studies 10: Express themselves effectively, professionally, and persuasively both orally and in writing.

7.1 Recognizing the myriad ways that ethical and other philosophical principles apply to everyday experiences and life.

 

Foundational Studies 8: Demonstrate an understanding of the ethical implications of decisions and actions.