Logic tutoring with a specialist
Logic is the toolkit for every other subject: it shows you exactly why an argument works or fails. Zach Bloom, MPI's logic specialist, completed his Masters in Philosophy at UBC with a Canada Graduate Scholarship for research in mathematical ontology, and has spent five years coaching students to championship results.
What students learn
Arguments, validity and soundness
Propositional logic: truth tables, natural deduction
Predicate logic and quantifiers
Informal fallacies and how to spot them in real arguments
Applying logic to debate, essays, maths and computer science
Who it's for: students preparing for university philosophy, maths or CS; debaters; anyone taking a logic course at school or university who wants support.
Format: 1:1 or small group, weekly, 60 minutes, live on Zoom, with exercises between sessions.
Questions
Do I need any background?
No. We start from the basics.
Can you help with a school or university logic course?
Yes. Bring your syllabus.
Is this formal or informal logic?
Both. We tailor it to your goals.
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Fee support is available for students from under-resourced schools.