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Christ and the Abbot Mena Classical Christian Curriculum Reviews

Dialectic Stage Curriculum Reviews

To read CCH’s reviews of curriculum specific to the dialectic stage, or 7th through 9th grades, please click on a link. CCH’s Top Pick is chosen from among the reviewed curricula, not from all the curricula available. If you are a supplier of classical curricula and do not see a review of your product on this page, but would like one, please contact Christine Miller.

This section is under construction. As the reviews are completed, more subjects and links will be added. Thank you for your patience during this process.

Language Curriculum Reviews

Homeschool Greek by Harvey Bluedorn
The first New Testament Greek curriculum written specifically for teens aged 13 and up is earning high praise from eminent Greek scholars. For dialectic stage students, older teens, and adults with no prior knowledge of Greek.

Latin Road to English Grammar by Barbara Beers
The Latin Road to English Grammar is intended for late grammar stage (5th or 6th grade) and dialectic stage students and up just beginning their Latin study, or any beginning Latin student.

Wheelock’s Latin by Frederic Wheelock
Wheelock’s is the Latin text beloved by classics professors in universities, and is best for late dialectic or rhetoric stage beginning Latin students, or adults wanting to teach themselves Latin.

Literature Curriculum Reviews

Literature reviews for the dialectic stage are coming soon! Watch this space for more details.

Logic Curriculum Reviews

Introductory and Intermediate Logic by Douglas Wilson and James Nance
These texts in the Mars Hill Textbook series from Canon Press were the first logic texts available to students studying lower than the university level.

Logic: the Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry after Truth by Isaac Watts
Many know that Isaac Watts wrote beautiful hymns, but few know that he also wrote a series of Logic texts used in universities for centuries. They have now been reprinted.

Traditional Logic Books I and II by Martin Cothran
The newest Logic texts on the block are also the best for dialectic stage students, as well as older teens and adults, because of their self-study format, clear explanations, and methodical treatment of the subject.


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