Intermediate Logic: Mastering Propositional Arguments Student Text

Intermediate Logic is the logical progression from the Canon Press Introductory Logic course. Refined in the classroom, students learn how to discern between valid and contradictory statements, predict arguments through the proofs of validity, judge contradictory claims, identify “chains of thought” and apply the tools of argument. An optional unit teaches the basics of programming through digital logic. Following a similar format as Introductory Logic, Intermediate Logic is a rigorous, yet user-friendly formal logic course. The course provides forty lessons divided into five units. 

The Teacher Guide provides a lesson schedule for one or two semesters of study. Along with the lesson schedule, the Teacher’s Edition includes the complete Student Text and answers to all exercises, review questions and exercises, and the quizzes and tests. Sold separately, the Test and Quiz Packet is not reproducible. The consumable Student Text includes readings for the lessons, sidebars with definitions, key points, cautions, suggestions for further study, activities for thinking deeper, and historical information. Practice Exercise pages are perforated, and not reproducible. The optional DVD Set includes expanded lessons and examples that may be used for independent learning or as teacher prep. In the DVD lessons, veteran teacher Brian Kohl engagingly teaches through every lesson and practice test. We offer two packages for your convenience: Complete Program with the Text, Teacher Edition, and Test/Quiz Packet; and the  Homeschool Package with all the components of the Complete Program and the helpful DVD Set.