This teacher’s edition of the revised course guides you through teaching 28 fallacies either to individuals or to a class. This edition includes discussion answers, a glossary, bibliography, endnotes (and a place for personal notes), chapter and unit tests, and answers. Answers are provided in-text and additional notes fall at the end of each chapter. Two appendixes provide creative options for applying fallacies: (A) a theatrical play demonstrating common fallacies (enter some cute high-school humor. What to expect with a title, “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Election”) and (B) Love is a Fallacy, a first-person creative writing by Max Shulman (©1951). Appendix C provides succinct yet thorough definitions of all fallacies, organized by type and a fallacy tree as a visual organizer. Appendix D provides a taxonomic “Table of You!”
A 23-page suggested course schedule is
available as a free download, which provides homework and composition
assignments, additional links, classroom assignments, an optional end-of-year
project, connections to other Classical Academic Press composition and
argumentation products, and more. Please note: this Revised Edition will not
correspond with the previous student edition. Digital product access comes with purchase of the Teacher
Edition and is available by setting up a My Library account at the publisher’s
website. 296 pgs, pb. ~ Ruth