classical4mom
11-18-2005, 09:58 AM
Hi- There was no response to my last question about writing so I wanted to bring it up again.
In the Highlands Curriculum for English Studies it says "The ability to write with clarity, beauty and power is further developed by our logic and rhetoric curriculum which is an extension of English and counts as English credits".
Since we are two years away from starting Logic and haven't seen the books, I am wondering if the course takes the place of a separate writing program?
How necessary for a traditional classical education is a formal writing program?
Thanks, Nanci
In the Highlands Curriculum for English Studies it says "The ability to write with clarity, beauty and power is further developed by our logic and rhetoric curriculum which is an extension of English and counts as English credits".
Since we are two years away from starting Logic and haven't seen the books, I am wondering if the course takes the place of a separate writing program?
How necessary for a traditional classical education is a formal writing program?
Thanks, Nanci