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By Hans Bluedorn and Nathaniel Bluedorn
 In
the first of two fifty-minute workshops,, Learning to Think
Logically, Hans and Nathaniel show how to spot propaganda and
fallacies on TV and the Internet. They introduce ways parents
and students can combat illogic around them. Common errors in
reasoning are explained along with recommended books for
learning more about logic.
In the second fifty-minute workshop, Using
Your Thinking Toolbox, Hans and Nathaniel show how to look at
both sides of a controversial topic and decide which is right.
Logic can make boring subjects fun and memorable. Topics
include: how to spot a scientific hoax, opposing viewpoints in
history, and tools for scientific thinking.
For ages 10 to adult. the DVD includes
workshop handouts |
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It has a Christian view of logic, is self-teaching, and is written
for ages 13 through adult. It includes The Fallacy Detective Game.
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The Fallacy Detective was chosen by Cathy Duffy as on of her "100 Top Picks for
Homeschool Curriculum" in the miscellaneous category.
By
Nathaniel Bluedorn and Hans Bluedorn