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We use those two books prior to high school, and I'm not sure if they could count as a high school credit or not. Dd did Traditional Logic 1 for Logic 1 and will do the next one for Logic 2, then probably material Logic for Logic 3 if we do 3 logic courses. By the time she gets to her junior year, she'll have more say in what she does than she does now.

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Would you count The Fallacy Detective and Teaching Toolbox as a logic "course" which would qualify for high school credit?

 

I probably would not count them for high school credit. They are good books' date=' but they are in no way critical as a precursor to formal logic. You could easily just start with Intro to Logic (Nance/Wilson) or Traditional Logic (Cothran). In fact both books cover logical fallacies. You could even have your dc work through a beginning logic book, and then work through the FD questions as extra practice.

 

Hope that helps!

Lisa[/color']

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