SALVI (aka the North American Institute for Living Latin Studies) is hosting a Biduum (weekend Latin immersion event) in West Virginia February 23-25. The instructional leader for this event
Food is a great vehicle for learning. In addition to the fact that students tend to enjoy creating and consuming it, food is vitally important;
For the past couple of years, I have enjoyed leading my eighth-grade Latin class in a project on Roman houses. I am sure that many
This week’s guest post comes courtesy of Eleanor Arnold, a Latin teacher in Athol, MA. She has some frank and honest reflections on her first year
We’re all used to hearing bad news: “Latin program being eliminated!”or….“I’m being reduced to half-time!” In the current climate it’s important to hear some good
CANE The theme for the 2014 CANE Summer Institute is “On the Shoulders of Giants”: Greco-Roman Giants and their Modern Emulators.” Register now! May 1st is the deadline
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
CANE It’s not too late to register for the Annual Meeting! It will be held March 6-8 at St. Anselm’s in Manchester, NH. The theme for
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
The first full week in March is National Latin Teacher Recruitment Week. Resources for helping to recruit future Latin teachers are available at http://promotelatin.org/nltrw. There
