A range of PowerPoint presentations that use the book ‘Provocations - Philosophy for Secondary Schools’ by David Birch to teach philosophy. Not all the chapters are covered in every section but the ones covered are listed below. Every presentation has multiple slides with either stories, videos or thought experiments to get learners thinking. With the main question shown on it’s own slide for notes. You need to ‘present’ the presentation to see the smaller questions because they are animated to appear on the slide. When editing the presentation they appear as overlapped text boxes. Others, You Animals Ego Lying Other Minds Sacred Torture Self , I Autonomy Emotions Freedom Gender Privacy Responsibility Thinking Society, We Consumer Graffiti Money Perfect Power World, It Art & Reality Belief in God Madness Nature of Evil Time

These resources use different Simpsons episodes to teach a range of philosophy topics to KS3 (Year 9+) students. Episodes not included. Disney+ account needed to watch the full episodes. This includes full scheme of work, lesson plans and PowerPoint presentations with some worksheets to go alongside some lessons. Main activities within the presentation are question slides with room to write notes when presenting the PowerPoint. Topics include: Ethics & Morality Happiness Free Will vs Determinism Justice & Fairness Conspiracy Theories Meaning of Life (Homer the Heretic lesson) Identity & Self Politics & Power Freedom of Speech