The Philosophy Lessons for Second Year Baccalaureate app brings together all the philosophy content for all second-year baccalaureate tracks and specializations in Morocco, all in one place and available on your phone without needing an internet connection.
The content is organized according to the four modules of the curriculum:
• The Human Condition: The concept of the person, the concept of the other, the concept of history
• Knowledge: The concept of theory and experience, the issue of scientific rigor in the humanities, the concept of truth
• Politics: The concept of the state, the concept of right and justice, the concept of violence
• Ethics: The concept of duty, the concept of freedom, the concept of happiness
What will you find in the app?
• Lessons: Explanations of each concept and its main points, along with philosophers' perspectives, texts, and references.
• Methodologies: The methodology of essay writing in its three forms (text, quotation, question), with five examples for each form, and a detailed correction proposal according to the marking scheme.
• Exercises: 40 exercises to practice and prepare for the national exam.
• Didactics: Interactive didactic worksheets and situations with assessment grids, for the benefit of teachers. • Videos: Explanatory videos accompanying the lessons and methodologies (requires internet connection).
App Features:
• Works offline: Lessons, methodologies, and exercises are stored within the app.
• Fast search across all content, ignoring diacritics and variations in hamza spelling.
• Easy browsing with a collapsible index that expands and retracts as needed.
• Comfortable night mode for reading, automatically adjusting to your phone's settings.
• Fully Arabic interface, right-to-left.
Content prepared by Professor Mohsen Beja, Philosophy Professor, and is the same as the content on the website www.philo-bac.com.
Note: This is an independent educational application, not affiliated with the Ministry of National Education or any other official entity.
Philosophy lessons, methodologies, and exercises for the second year of baccalaureate, available offline.