A Class Room Logic Deductive and Inductive, with Special Application to the Science and Art of Teaching

"A Class Room Logic" by George Hastings McNair is a publication from the early 1900's, that explains the principles of logical reasoning, both deductive and inductive, and how they can be used in teaching and education. McNair's goal is to make logic easy to understand for students, helping them improve their reasoning and critical thinking abilities. The book starts with the basics of logic and shows why it's important for teachers. McNair explains what logic is and how it helps us understand our thinking. He compares different parts of the mind like knowledge, emotions, and desires, and shows how logic connects them. This understanding leads to discussions about how we know things instinctively, why it's important to express ideas clearly in logical terms, and how reasoning can improve education, all to boost students' thinking skills.