For those homeschool parents and teachers who have felt ill-equipped to teach logic, there is no more excuse! Traditional Logic is now available on DVD.

Memoria Press’ debut video course features the author, Martin Cothran, teaching his popular logic course. With graphic slides illustrating key points in the text, Mr. Cothran covers every important aspect of the book —explaining difficult concepts and illustrating important ideas with plenty of on-screen graphics. The Logic DVDs teach directly to the student and cover each lesson in the book as well as the difficult exercises. Using Mr. Cothran's video instruction, you can add logic to your curriculum with zero additional prep time in your already busy schedule.

Used along with the Traditional Logic text, this new video course will enable your student to learn this important subject by bringing a logic teacher into your home. The course is ideal for students from 7th Grade to adult.

Traditional Logic I: 2 DVD Set with 6.5 hours of instruction
Traditional Logic II: 2 DVD Set with 7 hours of instruction

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Traditional Logic I	Traditional Logic II	Handbook of Christian Apologetics

• When will they be available?
  • Traditional Logic I & II DVDs are available now.
• Do I still have to buy the books if I get the DVDs?
• Yes, the DVDs are designed to teach your students with the book.

"Mr. Cothran hits the high points from the text and expounds on the important concepts with many additional examples. In the introductory lecture, he emphasizes that traditional logic is a language arts topic and clearly differentiates formal and informal logic.

Throughout the program, computer graphics appear in the form of printable slides to show key points and Venn diagrams to illustrate relationships of premises. The instructor briefly discusses a few of the daily exercises in each chapter, but leaves most for the student to do on his own. Mr. Cothran refers several times to how this program fits in with the next one in the series, Traditional Logic II, and mentions the future availability of a video set for it. The video ends with chapter thirteen and leaves the review chapter for textbook work only."

--Martha Robinson, homeschoolchristian.com

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