Courses
In this course, you'll explore different world religions and belief systems, including Jain philosophy. By learning about these diverse perspectives, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Jain principles and how they relate to other beliefs. You'll pick up key terms, see how these beliefs help meet human needs, and understand how beliefs shape actions. We'll dive into sacred texts and teachings, including Jain scriptures, and discuss how time and place influence various religions. Plus, you'll develop your research skills while discovering these different viewpoints.
HZB3M - Philosophy: The Big Questions, Grade 11, University/College Preparation
In this course, you’ll explore big questions like: What makes life meaningful? How do we decide right from wrong? What is beauty? And what is a just society? You’ll develop critical thinking skills and learn how philosophers, including those with Jain principles of non-violence and ethical living, address these questions. You’ll see how Jain values can guide your answers and connect to your everyday life, while also honing your research skills.
ETS4U - Studies in Literature, Grade 12 University Preparation
This course is for students interested in literature and literary criticism, with a special focus on Jain philosophy and contributions from Jain authors. You’ll explore various themes, genres, and time periods, analyzing how Jain principles like non-violence and truth are reflected in literary texts. You’ll study works by Jain authors and engage with texts influenced by Jain thought. The course will involve examining different writing styles and responding both personally and critically, integrating Jain perspectives into your literary analysis. You’ll also write analytical essays, reflecting on how Jain values shape interpretations of literature.
GPP3O - Leadership & Peer Support, Grade 11, Open
This course helps you step into leadership and support roles, with a focus on Jain philosophy and community leadership. You’ll create and put into action plans to make a positive impact at school or in your community, guided by Jain values like non-violence and ethical living. You’ll build skills in communication, teamwork, and conflict resolution, and use these skills in real-life leadership and support roles. Plus, you’ll learn about group dynamics and the importance of diversity, all while exploring how Jain principles can enhance your leadership style.
CGW4U - World Issues: A Geographic Analysis, Grade 12, University Preparation
In this course, you’ll work on creating a more sustainable and fair world using Jain principles like non-violence, truth, and justice. You’ll explore key issues such as economic inequality, environmental threats, and human rights, analyzing them through the lens of Jain values. By studying government policies and international agreements, and using geographic tools, you’ll investigate how these issues affect communities globally always considering multiple viewpoints to find balanced solutions that align with Jain principles.