Preparation for the Baccalaureate in Philosophy / Literature - Queens - Private lessons

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Preparation for the Baccalaureate in Philosophy / Literature

From 42.46 € /h

Student in Masters of Philosophy at Columbia University and former student at Sciences Po Paris, I give preparation courses for the Baccalaureate in Philosophy and / or Literature.

The baccalaureate in philosophy test requires, apart from a good culture in philosophy, especially preparation. It is not easy to understand yourself what is expected in a dissertation or a text commentary. Having myself passed the baccalaureate in 2015 (19/20 in philosophy (best philosophy score in the Asia-Pacific zone of the test of 2015), and a general average of 19.55 / 20), I can help to make this less painful preparation.

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Around Queens, NY, United States

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Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

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Beginner

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Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Korean

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New York

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20-24

How did I get 20/20 in History? Wrote rap songs about the chapters. 17/20 in Philosophy? Cited a few Netflix shows. It would be a pleasure to tutor students preparing for the French bac with my fun and unconventional teaching methods - top scores guaranteed.

This general knowledge course is designed to embrace a wide range of disciplines, enriching your understanding of the world from various perspectives. The goal is to cultivate a well-rounded mind capable of analyzing, debating, and understanding the complexities of our ever-changing universe.

Biology: Explore the mysteries of life, from the molecular level to the vast ecosystems that make up our planet. Understand the fundamental principles that govern all living things and discover how modern science is revealing new aspects of our biological existence.

Film Review: Immerse yourself in the world of cinema, learning to dissect and appreciate cinematic works beyond their surface. Analyze storytelling techniques, direction, cinematography and soundtrack, and explore how films reflect, influence and critique society.

Rhetoric and Discussion: Develop the art of argument and persuasion through interactive workshops. Learn to structure your thoughts, use language effectively, and engage in constructive discussions on a variety of topics.

History: Travel through time to discover the events, people and ideas that shaped the world today. From antiquity to the modern era, connect the past to the present and understand the cycles and lessons of human history.

Geopolitics: Examine the political, economic, and cultural forces that define international relations. Analyze current conflicts, alliances, and global issues to better understand global power dynamics.

This course is an invitation to broaden your horizons, sharpen your critical thinking and enrich your intellectual repertoire. Whether you are passionate about science, attracted to the arts, or intrigued by social and political dynamics, this course offers fertile ground to nourish your curiosity and sharpen your mind.

How did I get 20/20 in History? Wrote rap songs about the chapters. 17/20 in Philosophy? Cited a few Netflix shows. It would be a pleasure to tutor students preparing for the French bac with my fun and unconventional teaching methods - top scores guaranteed.

This general knowledge course is designed to embrace a wide range of disciplines, enriching your understanding of the world from various perspectives. The goal is to cultivate a well-rounded mind capable of analyzing, debating, and understanding the complexities of our ever-changing universe.

Biology: Explore the mysteries of life, from the molecular level to the vast ecosystems that make up our planet. Understand the fundamental principles that govern all living things and discover how modern science is revealing new aspects of our biological existence.

Film Review: Immerse yourself in the world of cinema, learning to dissect and appreciate cinematic works beyond their surface. Analyze storytelling techniques, direction, cinematography and soundtrack, and explore how films reflect, influence and critique society.

Rhetoric and Discussion: Develop the art of argument and persuasion through interactive workshops. Learn to structure your thoughts, use language effectively, and engage in constructive discussions on a variety of topics.

History: Travel through time to discover the events, people and ideas that shaped the world today. From antiquity to the modern era, connect the past to the present and understand the cycles and lessons of human history.

Geopolitics: Examine the political, economic, and cultural forces that define international relations. Analyze current conflicts, alliances, and global issues to better understand global power dynamics.

This course is an invitation to broaden your horizons, sharpen your critical thinking and enrich your intellectual repertoire. Whether you are passionate about science, attracted to the arts, or intrigued by social and political dynamics, this course offers fertile ground to nourish your curiosity and sharpen your mind.

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