Ruth Breindel has generously shared a powerpoint to explain conditional sentences in Latin.
CONDITIONS.ppt
We come again to the month of Juno, and in addition to inputting final grades, throwing out old projects, cleaning up the classroom, and checking
Vote for Deciphering Ancient Texts in the Digital Age to be produced as a MOOC. (via @ThomasKoentges) Map of Ancient Rome superimposed on a Google
In my last post, I covered some basics about speaking Latin in class. Here are some other techniques I use to get my students speaking
A new Latin dictionary: http://www.instantlatin.com (via @twostraws) NCLG Book Grant Application: @http://www.promotelatin.org/index.php?option=com_smartformer&Itemid=79 (via @etclassics) Fundraising for a movie about the Roman army with “authentic gear:”
