The document contains the schedule for two days of an event discussing tools and methods for teaching logic. On the first day (Thursday), talks are scheduled from 10:00 to 18:40 covering topics like ALFA Project, teaching logic through semantic paradoxes, the SeqCalc tool for Isabelle/HOL, TAUT for distance learning, mathematical proof assistants, an epistemic model checker, and using virtues in teaching logic. The second day (Friday) similarly contains talks from 10:00 to 18:40 on topics such as teaching non-classical logics, SeqCalc, the unreasonable effectiveness of logic, Fitch-style natural deduction, variations in starting small in logic teaching, using Lewis Carroll, Hyle
The document contains the schedule for two days of an event discussing tools and methods for teaching logic. On the first day (Thursday), talks are scheduled from 10:00 to 18:40 covering topics like ALFA Project, teaching logic through semantic paradoxes, the SeqCalc tool for Isabelle/HOL, TAUT for distance learning, mathematical proof assistants, an epistemic model checker, and using virtues in teaching logic. The second day (Friday) similarly contains talks from 10:00 to 18:40 on topics such as teaching non-classical logics, SeqCalc, the unreasonable effectiveness of logic, Fitch-style natural deduction, variations in starting small in logic teaching, using Lewis Carroll, Hyle
The document contains the schedule for two days of an event discussing tools and methods for teaching logic. On the first day (Thursday), talks are scheduled from 10:00 to 18:40 covering topics like ALFA Project, teaching logic through semantic paradoxes, the SeqCalc tool for Isabelle/HOL, TAUT for distance learning, mathematical proof assistants, an epistemic model checker, and using virtues in teaching logic. The second day (Friday) similarly contains talks from 10:00 to 18:40 on topics such as teaching non-classical logics, SeqCalc, the unreasonable effectiveness of logic, Fitch-style natural deduction, variations in starting small in logic teaching, using Lewis Carroll, Hyle
10:00 M. Manzano (USAL): ALFA Project. J. Martínez (UB): Teaching
11:00 Tools for Teaching Logic. non-classical logics through semantic paradoxes
11:00 J.Villadsen (Technical University of D. Macbeth (Haverford College):
11:40 Denmark): Teaching Logic Historically SeqCalc: A Tool for Teaching Logic in the Isabelle/HOL Proof Assistant
11:40 Coffee Break Coffee Break
12:00
12:00 C. Picazo, C. Saborido, J.González E.Dragalina (HSE): When the Form
12:40 de Prado, U. Rivieccio (UNED) & Matters: The Unreasonable A. Roffé (U. Buenos Aires): TAUT Effectiveness of Logic in Formal for distance learning Philosophy
12:40 C.Benzmüller & D. Fuenmayor M.Penava (University of Zadar): Three
13:20 (University of Bamberg): metaphors in teaching fitch style Mathematical Proof Assistants for natural deduction Teaching Logic: The LogiKEy Methodology
13:20 Lunch Lunch
15:20
15:20 C. Aguilera Ventura (IRIT), A. L. Moss (Indiana University): Variations
16:00 Yuste-Ginel (IRIT) & A. Burrieza on a Theme of 'Starting Small': Two (UMA): An epistemic model Innovations in Logic Teaching checker for educational purposes
16:00 R. Villemaire (UQAM): Tools, D. Mendonça & R. Dias (IFILNOVA,
16:40 methods, and purposes for NOVA FCSH, UNL): teaching logic Using Lewis Carroll to Teach Logic in Portuguese High school
16:40 Coffee Break Coffee Break
17:00
17:00 D. Faria (University of Porto): J.-Martín Castro-Manzano & María
17:40 Teaching logic within a framework Fraile-Galaz (UPAEP): Hylemorphy. A of the epistemology of virtues game of logic
17:40 C. Martinez Vidal (USC): Formal A. Nepomuceno (US): Logically,
18:40 Tools in the Philosophy Curriculum: calculating playing Logic and Beyond