system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
I’m starting a philosophy club at my High school, any tips or advice?
gpt
Reading excerpts and discussing them is an easy to prepare and useful activity. Also, try to diversify the positions you talk about. If people find themselves unable to relate to the positions because they are all too similar they may be put off, and similarly if everyone agrees on everything then it's not much of a philosophy club!

Edit: Also, if you are going to look at historical works rather than contemporary philosophy (which is probably wise), try to get a discussion going about how the ideas can/can not be applied to modern society. Historical context is important, both for appreciating past breakthroughs that seem obvious now and being able to see how past works can still be useful (most obvious examples being Plato & Aristotle)