Category: Latin

Latin

Expositio In Pater Noster

Ambulator has had something in the works that he will be presenting shortly. Until that time, take a moment to enjoy St. Francis’ Expositio in Pater Noster.

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For Students

Paraphrasis in John

Since the Holy Week does not seem like an appropriate time to offer any personal reflections, I figured I would share a passage from Erasmus of Rotterdam’s Paraphrases. The all but extinct genre. . .

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For Teachers

The Power of Perception

Had I simply given them a plain sheet of paper and asked them to quietly write out the answers to the same questions in a non-puzzle format, I guarantee that I would have met with a barrage of moans and rolled eyes.

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For Students

Speaking Latin

Speaking Latin In one sense, the idea is as crazy as it sounds. The Latin tongue can no longer lay claim to a nation of

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Blog

Memorize. Repeat.

I have not had students memorize chapter vocabulary in a long time, not because I don’t think vocabulary is important, but because I think there is a more interesting, engaging, and robust method for beefing up the student vocab repository which I would like to share with you in this post.

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For Teachers

Culture Days

There are numerous ways to fence with monotony, but one I have found to my liking and suited to my style as a teacher is a regular “Culture Day.”

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For Students

Familia Romana: 5 Tips

Maybe you followed our book recommendation and purchased a glossy new copy of Lingua Latina per se Illustrata to take your Latin to the next level, but you are finding the book to be a little more challenging than expected. Worry not. We have five tips for you as you walk through the book. If you are a teacher looking for ways to implement Lingua Latina in your class, keep your eyes open for that post in the future. For now, we want to spend some time talking about how to use the Familia Romana book if you are a self learner who is new to the series.

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