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LATINTEACH: August 2010
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A blog dedicated to the teaching and learning of Latin and the Classics. Tuesday, August 24, 2010. Get out that papyrus and sharpen those quills! It's time for the 201o Golden Sponge on a Stick Competition. If you are a student, fancy yourself the next Caroline Lawrence, Lindsey Davis or Stephen Saylor, and think that you can write a great story set in Ancient Rome, then get busy and get writing! Of course, you should probably read the rules first, so surf on over to the Roman Mysteries blog. That I do n...
LATINTEACH: Phineas and Ferb know Latin!
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A blog dedicated to the teaching and learning of Latin and the Classics. Thursday, August 04, 2011. Phineas and Ferb know Latin! Tomorrow is the Disney Channel premiere of the full-length movie "Phineas and Ferb Across the Second Dimension." If you already have Friday plans or don't subscribe to cable television, the DVD release is August 23rd. WHD Rouse and R.B. Appleton on the teaching of Latin. Phineas and Ferb know Latin! FREE TARHEEL LATIN READERS. Canis et Lupus (Laura Gibbs). L and L ENTERPRISES.
LATINTEACH: May CANENS Newsletter
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A blog dedicated to the teaching and learning of Latin and the Classics. Monday, June 06, 2011. The latest issue of CANENS. The Classical Association of New England's newsletter, is now available for download. There are some great articles in this one, notably a feature by Brian McCarthy about his adventure running a marathon in Athens. You can also read about a JCL team that hosted a trivia contest as a very successful fundraiser! WHD Rouse and R.B. Appleton on the teaching of Latin. L and L ENTERPRISES.
LATINTEACH: September 2011
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A blog dedicated to the teaching and learning of Latin and the Classics. Thursday, September 29, 2011. National Classical Etymological Online Exam. There's still time to register for the National Classical Etymology Online Exam. But the October 15th deadline is quickly approaching. The National Claassical Etymology Online Exam is sponsored by the National Junior Classical League. The exam will be administered in November 2011. To register visit http:/ quia.com/nceeorder. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 2010 ...
LATINTEACH: January 2010
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A blog dedicated to the teaching and learning of Latin and the Classics. Monday, January 25, 2010. Latinum Has a New Home. Evan Millner has set up a new website for his Latinum. Project, which was previously somewhat difficult to navigate. The new website organizes the various parts of the course by difficulty level, making it easier for learners to follow the sequence of the lessons. Friday, January 22, 2010. Prepping for the National Latin Exam. Karen Moore at the Latin Alive! Sunday, January 03, 2010.
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Using iPods in the Classroom | Magistra's Musings
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Laquo; Blogging with Students and Classes. The future of Professional Development. Using iPods in the Classroom. April 16, 2010 by magistram. From Google Docs with links to some resources that might be helpful. Posted in Class Ideas. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Aenigmata Latine | Latin Riddles | Page 2
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XXVII, Aenigmata Reusneri. Non Deus est, nec homo, sine carne et corpore sermo,. Sermo Caro factus nunc Deus est et Homo. Sunt duo, quae duo sunt, et sunt duo quae duo non. Quae duo si duo sunt, nulla duo duo sunt. Nempe Deus vere est, vere est homo, summus et imus,. Conditor ille hominum spirituum ille Deus. Sum mater, sed virgo tamen, maris inscia mater,. Spiritus est, salva virginitate pater. XXVIII, Aenigmata Symphosii. Nox mihi dat nomen primo de tempore noctis;. XXVII, Aenigmata Lauterbachi. This s...
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Disciplina Dactylogrammate: December 2010
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The title is quite a mouthful, but it's my way of summing up my intentions: to create a forum in which to discuss Latin instruction with digital media. Monday, December 6, 2010. I have been listening to The History of Rome. Which is why I was ecstatic to see this week that The History of Rome has been nominated for a Best Educational Podcast of 2010 at PodCastAwards.com. Which you can hear yourself at this link. I also enjoy his inclusion of his own wedding practices because it reminds us that when we're...
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Disciplina Dactylogrammate: Lector Gugeliense
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The title is quite a mouthful, but it's my way of summing up my intentions: to create a forum in which to discuss Latin instruction with digital media. Monday, October 18, 2010. In finding a Latin title for my post, I was reminded of how the Latin words for "read" and "choice" can look so similar. A "lector" is a reader, as in the English word for someone who reads at a church service, but a "lectus" is something chosen, like our word election. This is a vessel sailed over 2000 years ago and sunk in comb...
MARGINALIA: July 2011
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Notes, observances, and commentary from a high school Latin teacher. Thursday, July 21, 2011. Imagine That: Roman Litter (the garbage kind). I am starting an occasional series titled. In which I imagine how things would have been in the ancient Roman world. I welcome all serious contributors! Imagine that you are walking down a street in ancient Rome. What kind of natural and man-made litter, garbage, etc. do you see in and along the road? Mud and dirt (goes without saying but I said it anyway). Series, ...
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. A Latin teacher first, a tech geek second. Mom, adventurer, troubleshooter, guide. Posts by Danja Mahoney:. November 22, 2010. November 7, 2010. May 10, 2010. The future of Professional Development. April 16, 2010. Using iPods in the Classroom. April 16, 2010. Blogging with Students and Classes. April 2, 2010. Digital Storytelling with VoiceThread. March 27, 2010. The child left behind. Older Posts ». Follow me on Twitter! 039;s Blog: Are U.S. Schools Too Easy?
MARGINALIA: Fratres Sororesque
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Notes, observances, and commentary from a high school Latin teacher. Thursday, August 29, 2013. Last night orientation for freshmen and other new students was held at my school. This is always a positive, warm and fuzzy evening where everyone meets and greets full of anticipation for new experiences. The new students are excited, and more than a little nervous, about coming to a new school, in this, the "big high school.". We all blah blah blahed and rolled our eyes! Mark A. Keith. How, in other words, d...
MARGINALIA: July 2010
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Notes, observances, and commentary from a high school Latin teacher. Thursday, July 29, 2010. Now that there is an entrance fee of 15.50 euros, where does the money collected from visitors go? There is the hope and expectation that a great majority goes toward repair and preservation after the requisite administrative costs are satisfied. Mark A. Keith. Wednesday, July 28, 2010. Calling Off the Hunt. Http:/ www.imageenvision.us/images/070724181742 Bullfighting Scene in Barcelona Spain LG.jpg. Reliquae su...
MARGINALIA: September 2014
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Notes, observances, and commentary from a high school Latin teacher. Saturday, September 13, 2014. And away we go. Maybe Is it a function of fitness? Probably. It is a problem, though? No I will spend most of my weekend wrapping up things from last week and getting things ready for the next. Mark A. Keith. Labels: beginning of the year. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Mark A. Keith. Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States. View my complete profile. A Don's Life by Mary Beard. Classical Association of Virginia.
MARGINALIA: Down the Roman Road: Part IV
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Notes, observances, and commentary from a high school Latin teacher. Saturday, August 06, 2011. Down the Roman Road: Part IV. Question #4: Why are the sidewalks in Pompeiian streets so high? Stepping stones crossing a street in Pompeii from elevated sidewalks. Photograph taken by Emily Gilmore, June 2011. Bonus question: Are the stepping stones across the streets in Pompeii unique? I wouldn't think that they would be, but I haven't been able to find evidence to the contrary. Mark A. Keith. National Latin...
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A blog dedicated to the teaching and learning of Latin and the Classics. Thursday, September 29, 2011. National Classical Etymological Online Exam. There's still time to register for the National Classical Etymology Online Exam. But the October 15th deadline is quickly approaching. The National Claassical Etymology Online Exam is sponsored by the National Junior Classical League. The exam will be administered in November 2011. To register visit http:/ quia.com/nceeorder. Thursday, August 04, 2011. Two ve...
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