Introductory Logic or Traditional Logic?

[Whitneyz]

Which do you like better, especially for an older high schooler?

[imeverywoman]

chagrin. I have been BEGGED and PLEADED with not to force the DVD as it is drier than a stale cracker, but being the evil torturess that I am, MUOHAHHAHHAHHAHHAHAAAAAA!!!!!! :D

 

For me, the attraction was purely visual. My eyes are drawn to the way Traditional is laid out, and I knew that for the very same reason, we'd never make it through Introductory.

 

I know, this isn't very factual, but it's my sad little experience. :)

[Blue Hen]

chagrin. I have been BEGGED and PLEADED with not to force the DVD as it is drier than a stale cracker, but being the evil torturess that I am, MUOHAHHAHHAHHAHHAHAAAAAA!!!!!! :D

 

For me, the attraction was purely visual. My eyes are drawn to the way Traditional is laid out, and I knew that for the very same reason, we'd never make it through Introductory.

 

I know, this isn't very factual, but it's my sad little experience. :)

 

:) You sighted the reason I went with Introductory--I liked its visual appearance. Again, the layout was the reason I went with Introductory Logic. A Lesson is presented, followed by the exercise. It is up to us to decide how many days we will take to cover the material.

 

For Traditional Logic the assignments are listed for Day 1, 2, 3, 4. Well, my DS would think that Day 1 was Monday, Day 2 was Tuesday...... and I knew that my DS would not work on Tuesday an assignment whose heading was Day 1 or 3 or 4...... he would put it off until Tuesday came around again. I also did not want us doing Logic 4 days a week but 3 days a week.

 

Carole