Need formal logic course, considering Introductory Logic, Critical Thinking, which will prep dd for hs? (she's starting grade 8, but we're thinking ahead.) nt

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Posted by Karin on 12:28 May 2

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• Traditional Logic Books I and II are good courses. (m) - Tina in Ouray 15:07 May 2 (7)
  • So, I have a question or two for you about logic programs and texts... - Adrian 20:52 May 2 (0)
  • Just wondering if these could be used secularly? Thanks! (nt) - Niebski 16:00 May 2 (2)
    • I think so, but it's hard to say without a better idea of what you mean. (m) - Tina in Ouray 16:22 May 2 (1)
      • That was precisely what I wanted to know! Thanks so much for your time :) nt - Niebski 17:26 May 2 (0)
  • Thank you, your answer helps a lot because (and I have one more question I haven't found on the past 3 or 4 boards)(m) - Karin 15:30 May 2 (2)
    • Yes. (m) - Tina in Ouray 15:59 May 2 (1)
      • Thanks! nt - Karin 18:22 May 2 (0)
• My dd has completed TLI (Cothran) and almost completed TLII. They are great! nt - Holly in N NV 13:08 May 2 (6)
  • Thanks--and I'll wait for more opinions. Since I don't "know" you from the younger student boards, I searched this one. I also have read "The Sparrow", btw, because my mother recommended it. nt - Karin 14:09 May 2 (5)
    • Cool-Another person who has read "The Sparrow!" The reason I chose TL - Holly in N NV 14:45 May 2 (4)
      • One other question--is this something dd would do independently or that I need to teach? nt - Karin 15:04 May 2 (2)
        • Tina is a true expert, but I'll relate my experiences: - Holly in N NV 15:31 May 2 (0)
        • Both. (m) - Tina in Ouray 15:16 May 2 (0)
      • Thanks. I tried a google search with WTMBoard and Introductory Logic and got almost nothing, so I'll do it the "slow" way. nt - Karin 14:59 May 2 (0)

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