Latin for the New Millenium
New Millennium. Proven Latin Program.
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The Fusion Approach to Learning
These three volumes provide a fusion approach to Latin combining the best practices of the reading method, the traditional grammar approach, and a cumulative literary-rich vocabulary foundation that will ensure a smooth transition to upper-level literature courses.To learn more about the "smart pedagogy" and methodology of the Latin for the New Millenniumprogram, check out this 32-page comprehensive overview.
Introductory Latin Adopted at All Levels
Thousands of students are already learning first-, second-, and third-year Latin with LNM at the middle school, junior high, high school, and university levels, as well as at home.- Fusion of learning through the integration of grammar and reading methods
- Most comprehensive survey of Latin literature in a beginning program
- Latin readings harvest a rich 2,500 year tradition of intellectual history
- Culture and history seamlessly interwoven with authenic Latin readings
- Conversational Latin exercises presenting everyday expressions
- Essays by university scholars connect ancient and modern worlds
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Click here to learn how you can adopt this popular Latin program.Student Friendly Features
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Simple Answers to Complex Questions
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Why Post-Antique Latin: An Essay
How Should We Teach the full legacy of Latin Literature?Latin teaching in the new millennium should take full account of the fact that Latin literature is a phenomenon spanning the millennia.
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Authors/Consultants
Milena Minkova, Terence Tunberg, and a Cadre of Latin Teachers
It took a legion of authors, pilot teachers, consultants, and editors to create this groundbreaking series. Meet the people behind LNM.Read more