In this unit, your students will delve into the complexities of human nature by studying the works of Enlightenment Thinkers, including Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau. They will apply their understanding of how the mind works and develop the skills to evaluate and compare different moral frameworks. Key topics covered include:

• Humility and Productive Uncertainty: Fostering an open mindset for critical thinking.
• The Two Systems for Thinking: Understanding the dual processes of intuitive and deliberate thinking.
• Critical Features of Our Brain: Unveiling the intricacies of cognitive processes.
• Bias: Fooling Each Other, Fooling Ourselves: Recognizing and overcoming cognitive biases.
• Moral Foundations & Philosophy: Exploring the ethical dimensions of human behavior.

Estimated Duration: 5-6 weeks

In this unit, your students will gain a deep understanding of the Constitutional structure of the United States and develop the ability to represent perspectives from across the spectrum of political thought. Key topics covered include:

• Constitutional Structure: Exploring the foundations of the United States' governmental system.
• Rights & Responsibilities: Understanding the rights and duties of citizens.
• The Spectrum of Political Thought: Analyzing diverse political ideologies. 

Estimated Duration: 3 weeks

In this unit, your students will sharpen their logical and reasoning skills by applying the rules of formal logic. They will learn techniques such as strawmanning, steel manning, devil's advocate, tautologies, ad hominems, and more. Key topics covered include:

• Foundations of Reasoning: Building a solid foundation in the principles of reasoning.
• Foundations of Logic: Understanding the fundamentals of logical thinking.
• Applications of Logic: Applying logical reasoning in different contexts.
• Applications of Reasoning: Developing persuasive arguments through effective reasoning.

Estimated Duration: 4-5 weeks

In this unit, your students will critically analyze the biases that influence the flow of information in the era of social media. They will construct a coherent interpretation of current events and understand the role of journalism as the fourth estate. Key topics covered include:

• Journalism: The 4th Estate: Examining the role of journalism in society.
• Rights & Responsibilities: Understanding the rights and responsibilities of journalists and media consumers.
• The Spectrum of Political Thought: Exploring how different perspectives shape media narratives.

Estimated Duration: 2 weeks

In this unit, your students will utilize probability and statistical reasoning to identify societal structures and patterns, enabling them to develop a macro-level view of the world. Key topics covered include:

• Reasoning with Probability: Understanding the role of probability in making informed decisions.
• Reasoning with Statistics: Analyzing data and drawing meaningful conclusions.
• Game Theory: Exploring strategic decision-making in different scenarios.
• Navigating Complex Systems: Understanding complex systems and their impact on society.

Estimated Duration: 5-6 weeks