This worksheet guides your students through writing their own podcast script.

In this worksheet, learners look at the career and impact of a selected (historical) figure. In addition, learners reflect on the impact of that person on society. The worksheet is suitable for middle/secondary school.

Get insights about philosopher's takes on different topics.

The students explore the biographies and philosophies of thinkers who have often received less attention in the history of philosophy. They engage with diverse cultural and historical perspectives, recognizing the richness and relevance of philosophical ideas worldwide. The goal is to challenge biases, promote understanding of other intellectual traditions, and reflect on the importance of global approaches to contemporary issues. Through this, students develop an awareness of the complexity of philosophy and its significance as a universal discipline.

This worksheet allows students to learn about key philosophical theories in a playful way and critically reflect on them. They engage with the views of various philosophers on topics such as the meaning of life or concepts of happiness, compare these perspectives, and form their own opinions. In the process, they develop both analytical skills and the ability to engage in argumentative discussions. Finally, students are encouraged to reflect on potential "matches" and write about a hypothetical first meeting.

In this worksheet, learners look at historical milestones that were made possible by women, but whose recognition was denied or given to men. In this context, learners also look at the emergence of women's rights.

In this worksheet, learners deal with a historical personality. They learn more about the personality's career, challenges and successes. The worksheet is suitable for intermediate level.

With the help of this exercise or worksheet, your students can talk about the strengths and weaknesses of their personal hero or heroine and recognize that this is what makes them interesting. Through identification, a transfer to their own personality should be initiated.

Identity is a complex concept. Use this worksheet to explore different aspects of identity.

Use this worksheet to create materials to conduct a pro/con debate with your students in class on a specific topic. The students will learn to (further) develop their argumentation and speaking skills, train critical thinking and perspective-taking, deepen their subject knowledge, and enhance their ability to form opinions and participate in democratic processes.

With the help of this worksheet, your students will think about the term "justice" and how it can be applied within a democracy. In the end, they will conduct a democratic election with a role play.

This worksheet is primarily intended for students in grades 5 and 6. Analyze a situation with an ethical dilemma with your students. They will learn what ethical behavior means and independently come up with potential solutions for a dilemma.