Just down the road from me, in Taunton, Atriades is using the internet in an imaginative way to help his pupils (and the wider world) with their Classics studies.
He uses the Blog format, and has been filling it with links relevant to what the pupils are actually studying. more »
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Thursday, April 28
Atriades shows one way of running a Classics department website
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arltblogger
on Thu 28 Apr 2005 11:51 BST
How to 'see' your way through a Latin sentence
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arltblogger
on Thu 28 Apr 2005 11:12 BST
I quite like this method of making the structure of a simple Latin sentence visible on the blackboard (or modern equivalent). more »
Latin chat room, anyone?
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arltblogger
on Thu 28 Apr 2005 08:58 BST
A blog to look at and a convention to learn from
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arltblogger
on Thu 28 Apr 2005 07:42 BST
You might enjoy Clint Hagen's blog - the Latin parts particularly. He is a Latin teacher, a Franciscan. He has an enthusiastic account of the Texas State Junior Classical League Convention, and of the way it spurs students to do a great deal of study on their own. more »
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