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Detecting Logical Fallacies, Part One

Detecting Logical Fallacies, Part One

Total classes: 12 Prerequisite: None Suggested grade level: 7th to 9th grade. Mature 6th-grade or interested older High School students are also welcome. Suggested credit: One full semester Formal Logic Special Notes: This is Part One of a two-part course. Students...
Detecting Logical Fallacies, Part One

The Philosophy and Apologetics of Beauty

Total classes: 6 Prerequisite: None Suggested grade level: 9th to 12th Suggested credit: 1/2 semester of
 Philosophy or Theology. For a full semester credit, register for another philosophy or theology course. Description The last four popes have made explicit...
Detecting Logical Fallacies, Part One

Revolution: The Progress of Liberalism

Total classes: 14 Prerequisite: None, but Early Modern European History and Modern European History are helpful (available through Unlimited Access). Suggested grade level: 11th to 12th Suggested credit: 1 full semester World History or Philosophy Description Part...
Detecting Logical Fallacies, Part One

Philosophy and the Human Person, Part One

Total classes: 15 Prerequisite: There are no requirements, but it is recommended for advanced high-school students. Suggested grade level: 10th to 12th grade (11th to 12th grade for optional dual enrollment credit) Suggested credit: One full semester credit for...

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