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LESSON TITLE	Lesson Overview	TEACHER
Introduction to Plato's Philosophy	It has been argued that "all western philosophy is a footnote to Plato". This lesson will introduce you to the philosopher and a central pillar of his philosophy, namely his epistemology (Plato's theory of knowledge). There are 9 parts to this lesson and some suggestions for further study and contemplation are made in the concluding video of the lesson.
Beginners English: Countable & Uncountable Nouns	I am a qualified TEFL Teacher. This is an English lesson for Beginners. It will teach you about how to use countable and uncountable nouns. <a href=”http://translate.google.com” target=”_blank”> Use this free Google tool to translate this text</a>
Beginner's English: Hello My Name Is...	I am a qualified TEFL Teacher. If you are starting to learn the English Language this lesson is for you. It concentrates on how to introduce yourself to others with the greeting "Hello, my name is..."
Beginner's English: I would like	I am a qualified TEFL Teacher. This is a lesson for those beginning to learn conversational English as a Foreign language. It concentrates on the expression "I would like", which can be used to make almost any request.
Beginner's English: Counting 1 - 20	I am a qualified TEFL Teacher. This is a lesson for those who are just starting to learn the English Language. It focuses on counting in English from one to twenty.
An Introduction to Nietzsche's Philosophy	Friedrich Nietzsche is a central figure in Modern Western Philosophy. He deeply influenced the thinkers who came after him in the Twentieth Century and can be seen as a break between one sort of moral philosopher and a different kind. This lesson is an introduction to the man and his philosophy. Consisting of 8 video parts, we will examine how we can understand the meaning and significance of Nietzsche's moral philosophy, if he believes in any objective definition of good and evil and what, if any, blame we can level at Nietzsche for influencing Hitler.