Registration Deadline: Friday, October 13th
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About the Ontario Virtual Regional
A virtual event! What? How does this event fit in with the in-person regionals?
No sweat. The virtual qualifier follows the same rules and structure as the in-person regionals. Teams may choose to register for the virtual event because it reduces travel costs, or because the in-person regional events reached their maximum registration.
Date:
January 28, 2024Time:
9:00am-5:00pmOnline
https://nhsebone.org/
Tournament Details
The top team (maybe multiple teams) from the regional event automatically qualify for the Ontario Championship to be hosted at the University of Toronto, Mississauga on March 2-3. The virtual event conforms to the same rules as all in-person regional events.
Team Size
3-7 Students
Eligibility
Grades 9-12
Committment
1-2 Hours/Week
The ethics bowl gives 100% when it comes to teacher and team support. At any point in during the season teachers/teams may schedule a one-on-one training session with an ethics bowl advisor who will answer their questions and help the group feel prepared for competition day. Teams may submit their arguments in advance of the competition to an ethics bowl professional (graduate student in philosophy) to receive feedback and guidance. Lastly, and this is a doozy, teams may schedule practice matches with other schools. the ethics bowl will provide a moderator and tech support for every match.
All of the above is include in the price of registration.
One Team
$300 + tax
$42/student
Two Teams
$500 + tax
$35/student
Three Teams
$650 + tax
$30/student
Four+ Teams
Pricing will vary
Book a meeting for a quote
COST?
The winning team qualifies for the Ontario Championship!
The University of Toronto Mississauga
Mississauga, Ontario
Deciding The Winners
Ethics Bowl participants deliver their arguments before a committee of Canada’s brightest minds, hand-selected from Canada’s esteemed universities. Whichever team delivers the most compelling response to the case in question is judged the tournament’s champion.
Key Contact:
Jeffrey Senese
Co-General Manager, Ethics Bowl Canada
University of Toronto, Mississauga
Email: jeffrey.senese@utoronto.ca
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The ethics bowl isn’t simply about helping students think abstractly about moral dilemmas, though that’s important. At its best, the bowl is really about enacting moments of personal and social transformation in the lives of actual, young people.
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Jeffrey Senese
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