Good morning all,
Our school is offering a new course called "Theory of Knowledge". It will
be a combination of philosophy, major thinkers, civilization and self
identity--or something like this. I am not exactly sure. The teacher is
looking for literature to use with the class that will "stimulate thinking
and self-discovery". I f your school offers such as course and you have any
suggestions, he would be most grateful.
Teresa Sterchi, Librarian
Alcoa High School Library
532 Faraday St.
Alcoa, TN 37701
tsterchi@alcoaschools.net
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