Teaching Resources
Observations from a First Year Teacher
Today’s guest post is from Michael Hoffman, who is just about to finish his first year teaching in Groton-Dunstable Regional High School in Massachusetts. I
Virtual Rome, Living Language, and some Military: Links for 29 May
Looking for a cool Rome model online? Check out Virtual Rome! So, why is keeping the Classics alive important in creating a full education? An
Lead, Technology, and Food–Links for 1 May
A few interesting articles about Lead in Ancient Roman Water. Building a Cross-curricular Latin program using technology! Papyri tell interesting tales of foods… Archaeology drones
The Epic History Timeline
For some reason, I have found that whenever I get my upper level students, they have no historical context for what we are reading. This
CANE 2014 Meeting Highlights
ver appropinquat, and that means that convention season is upon us! The annual meeting just happened, NECTFL is swiftly approaching, and the summer brings the
Conferences: Why We Need to Care
Last weekend, I attended SALVI’s Biduum Virginianum. As we sat around dinner talking on Friday night, one of the participants mentioned that he was going