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Why Study Latin?

cfacadmin1956 Aug 30, 2022

One of the most surprising things about Classical Education today is the widespread utilitarian approach to …

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Casting Out Fear

Laura Eidt Mar 25, 2022

By Alexis Mausolf “Perfect love casts out fear.” – 1 John 4:18Have we ever needed to …

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Living Latin and Comprehensible Input

Laura Eidt Jan 2, 2022

UD’s Living Latin curriculum for K-5 is partly based on current research on comprehensible input (to …

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Sheltered vs. Unsheltered Language in UD’s Latin through Stories Curriculum

Laura Eidt Oct 2, 2021 Tagged with language acquisition, Latin pedagogy, sheltered language, unsheltered language

UD’s Latin through Stories curriculum exposes students to both sheltered and unsheltered language, because both are …

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UD’s Latin through Stories in Action

Laura Eidt Feb 12, 2021 Tagged with Latin comprehensible input, Latin curriculum for children, Latin elementary school, Latin for children, Latin immersion

Here are some of our current curriculum pilot students in action! A six year old reciting …

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The Real Nutcracker

cfacadmin1956 Nov 18, 2020

It’s the time of year when many people like to watch Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker ballet. But did …

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The Medieval and Humanist Inspiration for UD’s Latin through Stories Curriculum
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The Medieval and Humanist Inspiration for UD’s Latin through Stories Curriculum

cfacadmin1956 Nov 4, 2020

One of my main inspirations for UD’s Living Latin curriculum, for which I am currently writing…

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