ORIENTATION

This two-week course at SEA has three primary objectives:

 

Firstly, it emphasizes engaging with the world of ideas through intense philosophical discussions and provocative activities, encouraging students to interrogate existing beliefs and explore new concepts. Secondly, fostering a sense of respect and understanding among students from diverse backgrounds, promoting solidarity through group challenges to build tolerant and culturally sustainable societies. Thirdly, the course aims to instill respect for all types of work and self-reliance, empowering students to independently create objects and spaces while reflecting on the impact of labor in their lives. Additionally, a workshop on effective questioning methods is included to develop reflective, historical, and conceptual inquiry skills. Through these objectives, SEA seeks to cultivate creativity, mutual respect, and individual empowerment in its students.