In this teacher’s manual to accompany the student text for New Testament Greek: A Reading Course, Level 1, author Sally Teague provides expert guidance and helpful commentary alongside an answer key to chapter exercises. In her introduction, Teague establishes the philosophy underpinning the course, explaining how instructors and self-learners can best make use of the textbook series in a variety of educational environments. The teacher’s manual layout parallels the format of the student text, with authorial asides offering up words of wisdom, pointing out tricky topics, and suggesting classroom activities and assessments. Also included is a complete set of reproducible unit tests, as well as corresponding answer keys.
Features
- “To the Instructor”: an introduction explaining the guiding principles of the textbook series
- A complete answer key to all chapter exercises in the student text for
, Level 1 - Reproducible unit tests for all twelve units in the student text; most units feature three tests: a vocabulary test, a grammar test, and a translation test
- A set of answer keys corresponding to the unit tests
- Reproducible unit tests for all twelve units in the student text; most units feature three tests: a vocabulary test, a grammar test, and a translation test
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“After trying several textbooks for my high school Ancient Greek program, we have happily settled on Sally Teague's New Testament Greek: A Reading Course. Students take great pride in reading unadapted passages from the New Testament and Septuagint after only a few introductory chapters! Teague's chapters present just the right amount of vocabulary and grammar for students, and the lessons cumulatively and carefully build up increasing fluency. More than with any other method or book, I have found that students retain what they have learned as it is reinforced with carefully selected passages. Each chapter begins with an interesting image from the material culture which leads to great questions and conversations about the scope of Greek culture. I recommend the workbook as well, whose chapters include drills, etymology, and exercises that can be used for practice or assessment. Students can be reading and reciting scripture in less than a semester—a great tool for starting a Greek club, class, or program! Sure to get a positive response from students, parents, and administrators alike!”
Elizabeth Wise
Classical Language Chair
Greek & Latin Teacher
Loyola Blakefield High School
Towson, MD
Elizabeth Wise
Classical Language Chair
Greek & Latin Teacher
Loyola Blakefield High School
Towson, MD
