Empowering Students for Difficult Discussions @HeterodoxAcademy
Empowering Students for Difficult Discussions  @HeterodoxAcademy
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How can we equip students to engage with "dangerous ideas" and difficult conversations? This clip from Heterodox Out Loud features Simon Cullen discussing his "Dangerous Ideas" course at Carnegie Mellon, which challenges students to engage deeply with controversial topics. Cullen explains his "argument visualization" technique, which helps students strip down arguments to their essentials and analyze their structure.

Discover how these tools foster critical thinking and open inquiry, preparing students to navigate complex discussions both in academia and in life.

Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/mM5hewQ3Keo
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