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When dead tongues speak : teaching beginning Greek and Latin
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When dead tongues speak : teaching beginning Greek and Latin

Author: John Gruber-Miller
Publisher: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2006.
Series: Classical resources series, no. 6.
Edition/Format: Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: John Gruber-Miller
ISBN: 0195174941 9780195174946 019517495X 9780195174953 9780195174946 9780195174953
OCLC Number: 61694711
Description: xiii, 238 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents: Communication, context, and community: integrating the standards in the Greek and Latin classroom / John Gruber-Miller -- Cognitive style and learning strategies in Latin instruction / Andrea Deagon -- Latin for students with severe foreign language learning difficulties / Barbara Hill -- Peer teaching and cooperative learning in the first year of Latin / Kathryn Argetsinger -- Is there a woman in this textbook? Feminist pedagogy and elementary Latin / Laurie J. Churchill -- Reading Latin efficiently and the need for cognitive strategies / Daniel V. McCaffrey -- Language acquisition and teaching ancient Greek: applying recent theories and technology / Kenneth Scott Morrell -- Ancient Greek in classroom conversation / Paula Saffier -- Teaching writing in beginning Latin and Greek: logos, ethos, and pathos / John Gruber-Miller.
Series Title: Classical resources series, no. 6.
Responsibility: edited by John Gruber-Miller.
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