Logic Workshops in Wisconsin

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Oct. 7, 2006
9:00-12:00 AM
Harvest Community Church
6612 S. Howell Ave.
Oak Creek, WI 53154

Cost of seminar is $3.00 per student or adult ($10.00 maximum cost for a family attending).

Age recommendation is kids 13 and up (and younger kids who are interested).

Registration & coffee: 9:00 a.m.

1st seminar: Learning to Think Logically 9:30-10:30 a.m.

When you turn on your TV or read the newspaper, you are bombarded by propaganda and bad logic everywhere. In this workshop, Nathaniel and Hans introduce ways parents and students can combat the illogic around them. Nathaniel and Hans explain a little of what logic is, and how everyone needs to use more of it. The goal of this workshop is to convince you that logic is fun, and give you something practical you can take home and use. Common logical mistakes and various types of good reasoning are explained, along with a practical suggested course of study for all ages. You will discover how ordinary Christian parents can teach their children logic. Nathaniel and Hans have a web site www.christianlogic.com.

10:30-11:00 Coffee break and time at the Bluedorn’s booktable

2nd seminar: Using Your Thinking Toolbox 11:00-12:00

Ultimately, it isn’t all the facts that you pour into your child’s head that will count – it’s the enthusiasm he learns for using his mind. Nathaniel and Hans want to make good thinking skills part of every school subject. They show how adding a little logic to boring subjects can turn them into something fun and memorable. Topics include: (a) Why study opposing viewpoints?, (b) Evaluating different interpretations of history, (c) Tools for scientific thinking, and (d) How to build a winning science fair project.

Pre-registration — Mail your money for the seminar and the number of attendees you will have to:
Heather Young
621 East Pheasant Run
Oak Creek, WI 53154

Please make all checks payable to Christian Logic

Questions? Contact Heather Young at 414-762-5583

1 Comment

  1. Dawne

    Oh, how I wish I could attend! If you ever do a workshop in Michigan…. 🙂 I keep *whining* to my hubby that I just have to attend a Bluedorn workshop before they retire! lol

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