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• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  316E

  Three Marks: Anicca, Dukkha, Anatta

  Essential characteristics of phenomena

  Analyze the three marks of existence by investigating specific examples of impermanence, suffering, and selflessness...

• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  301E

  Three Poisons: Anger

  Free your mind from irritation

  Analyze anger as a mental state that projects exaggerated negativity onto situations or people, and...

• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  312E

  Three Poisons: Greed

  Greed vs. Sustainability

  Evaluate unsustainable practices; design alternatives that challenge materialist mindsets; and analyze how craving and desire...

• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  302E

  Three Poisons: Ignorance

  Seeing things as they are

  Analyze ignorance as misunderstanding—particularly regarding impermanence, interdependence, and selflessness. Evaluate how ignorance serves as the...

• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  320E

  Twelve Nidanas

  The twelve links of dependent origination

  Identify and sequence the twelve links of dependent origination; analyze how specific links (particularly craving...

• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  210E

  Western Philosophy and Buddhism

  Comparative philosophy

  Analyze the Buddha's teachings in relation to other philosophical and scientific perspectives, evaluating points of...

• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  138E

  Working with Miscommunication

  De-escalating conflict and promoting harmony with mediation

  Analyze the role of dependent origination and subjective perception in creating miscommunication and conflict; evaluate...

• Band E (Ages 15-18)

  434E

  You Are Your Own Master

  Everyone is responsible for their own awakening

  Analyze how the Buddha's teaching on self-mastery challenges common assumptions about external salvation or rescue,...