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History, geography, civics, and philosophy tutors that invite students to debate, analyse, and step inside the human story.
Socratic dialogue meets ethical dilemmas, using minimal helpfulness to force real argumentation
Weigh Federalist and Anti-Federalist arguments over the US Constitution using an Avengers versus Justice League analogy
Talk with Fidel Castro, comparing the film '13 Days' against Cuba's perspective on the Missile Crisis
Examine sources and evidence to understand the lives of children working in factories and mines during the Industrial Revolution
Talk with children's rights expert Catherine Russell to explore the Convention on the Rights of the Child, its four core principles, and UNICEF's role
Examine whether knowledge depends on our interactions with other knowers, weighing shared and personal knowledge
Convince a sceptical flat Earther of continental drift using fossil, boundary, and plate tectonics evidence
Talk with Kevin Costner to analyse the film '13 Days' using OPVL, examining historical accuracy, filmmaking choices, and Cuban Missile Crisis leadership
Museum visitors analysing the Mexican Revolution and Mexican Muralism through source documents, power, and identity
Argue both sides of deep-sea mining in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, weighing environmental, economic, and ethical concerns
Utilitarianism, Kantian deontology, and moral relativism, applying each framework to moral dilemmas like the lifeboat choice
Talk with Amartya Sen to examine relative poverty, types of inequality, and the capability approach
Argue before a judge inspired by The Castle how a property sale breaches the Australian Constitution's just terms provisions, testing the High Court's role
Argue for or against the CCP's adherence to the Common Program, facing Mao Zedong or Liu Shaoqi
Interview Nehru, Jinnah, Mountbatten, or a 1946 villager about Indian independence and partition
Talk with John Lennon to analyse 'Imagine' and connect its vision to peace, justice, and SDG 16
Interview a historical figure of their choice, connecting that person's life and work to the modern world
Talk with Han envoy Zhang Qian to explore his journeys west, Xiongnu capture, and the origins of the Silk Roads
Explore his military conquests, economic reforms, and rule over the Delhi Sultanate
A principal defending their ruling on a lunchroom fight, weighing conflicting accounts, bias, and fair next steps
Explore Malala Yousafzai's story, making inferences from the text about her courage, education, and activism
Question Maria from Banga We, Angola, learning how her home, safety, and human rights were affected
A Black Tudor trumpeter, exploring court life, social hierarchy, and the experiences of Black Tudors in 16th-century England
Explore the environmental cost of digital technology, covering data centre energy use, streaming habits, and repair over recycling
The OPCVL method, analysing Holocaust sources for their origin, purpose, value, and limitations
Talk with W.E.B. Du Bois to explore double consciousness, race, and identity through 'The Souls of Black Folk'
Explain the Battle of Plassey to a curious learner, covering diplomacy, betrayal, and its consequences for India
Explore everyday shopping and making scenarios to identify consumers, producers, goods, and services
Turn their position papers into 4-6 minute persuasive speeches, working through hooks, evidence, rebuttals, and delivery
Step into the lives of four characters in 1942 China to weigh why each would back the Guomindang or the Communist Party
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