Teaching Resources
Delivering Understandable Messages in Latin–A Report from the Field
Today we are pleased to present an article and accompanying videos by Dr. Robert Patrick, a NBTC Latin teacher at Parkview High School in metro
Latin: Bringing People Together Since 753 B.C.
Today CANEns is pleased to have a guest article from Bethanie Sawyer, a Latin teacher at Longmeadow High School in Longmeadow, MA, in which she
Odes to Joy – Reflections on Teaching Horace
Today’s Feature is brought to us by Teresa Ramsby, Graduate Program Director of the MAT program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. This fall I
Dicta: bellringer and discussion starter
I start almost every Latin class with a discussion of a dictum or, as I end up calling it in student comments, ‘the Latin saying
Into Upper Level Latin – a Conversation
The following is a guest post from Kenneth Kitchell, Professor of Classics, UMASS Amherst. Dear Mother: I am very, very nervous. Soon I will have
Comprehensible Input
I have long held the belief that Latin, like any other language, can and should be spoken. To that end, I have been attending SALVI’s