This is a Self-Paced class that will be available in its entirety upon purchase and remain accessible for single-family use (including multiple learners within a single household) indefinitely.

I am a fully independent educator running my classes (hosted on Teachable) through my own website.

What makes someone a good friend? When is it okay to tell a lie? How do you make a decision when people disagree? Can you ever really be a "good" person?

Ethical philosophy gives us a lot of questions but leaves us with many different answers.

The Good Place explores all these questions and more through the hilarious and heartwarming antics of a cast of unforgettable characters.

In this self-paced class, we'll watch The Good Place and use it as a way to dive deeper into philosophy. Whether you are a fan of The Good Place or have never seen it before, this class is set up to be enjoyable and informational for all.

Supplies Needed

• Access to Season 1 of The Good Place 
• PDF reader
• Headphones/speakers for videos 
• Tools (of learner’s choice) to create final project (such as PowerPoint, Google Slides, YouTube, etc.)

Suggested Ages: 11+ 

Suggested Length: 7 weeks

Schedule/Time Commitment: Learners can expect to spend about 4-5 hours a week on class materials including watching the episodes, filling out Viewing Guides, answering short essay questions, and watching discussion videos. The final project is open-ended and allows for learner choice and flexibility to make it fit into your goals and schedule. 

(Pricing Note: This class is offered on a Sliding Fee Scale. The listed price is the market rate, but other options are available.)