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I try to respond to all questions within 24 hours, unless you contact me on a Sunday.  I do not work on Sundays.

Incidentally, I may have already answered your question in the  Frequently Asked Questions below.

Could I see an Example Class? 

How do I Update My Credit Card Information? 

How do I Update or Cancel My Subscription?  

Why am I Being Charged During the Summer?  

How do I add sub-accounts for each of my children?  

Do you provide grades in the Online Classes?

Where can I find my grade?  

As a Student, Can I just Watch the Previous Classes?  

Should I Read Henle Latin or Lingua Latina?

Latest Blog Posts

Tip #222: Keep your writing simple.

I know how to use a gun, but I’d rather not.  In a fight, I’d rather walk away.  I imagine you feel the same. The same rule applies to writing.  I know the big words in the English language.  I’ve taught Latin for decades.  Most of the big words in English come from...

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Set yourself apart from the competition.

Recently, I posted a quick start guide to getting started online. I listed twelve steps.   Here are three even quicker ways to get started online.   Any of these three would work.   The trick is to start. #1.  Start a blog, newsletter, podcast, You Tube channel or...

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Tip #155: An easy way to prevent overeating.

I sent this tip out on November 30, 2019   Last Thursday, in America, we celebrated Thanksgiving day.   Many of the first English settlers who came to North American shores went hungry and even starved during their first year in the New World. We celebrate that...

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Last week, this note from a student made me happy. I wanted to thank you for teaching Latin. I’ve learned more in three months than in three years. And now Latin is my favorite subject! Thank you for all the time and effort you have put in to make this so much fun. -...

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Tip #154: Give yourself plenty of time

I sent this tip out on November 23, 2019: Here's this week's tip: Give yourself plenty of time. Next week, in America, we will be celebrating Thanksgiving.   If you are driving to a relative's house, and you are supposed to be there by 1, simply plan to arrive twenty...

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Tip #222: Keep your writing simple

I know how to use a gun, but I’d rather not.  In a fight, I’d rather walk away.  I imagine you feel the same. The same rule applies to writing.  I know the big words in the English language.  I’ve taught Latin for decades.  Most of the big words in English come from...

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Tip #153: Be nice to your future self.

Continuing to post old tips I failed to post way back when.  This one is from November 16, 2019. ================================================= Help your future self out. There are certain things you know are going to happen each day.  So, make your future self...

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A quick guide to starting online.

The question I most often get, still, is, “How did you start teaching online?” I am still trying to nail down the most simple way to start teaching online.   My story is complicated.  All the gurus out there sell very expensive, and as far as I can tell, complicated...

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Tip #152: Measure Your Hand

I am still plowing through old "tips of the week" to finally get this page up to date: https://dwanethomas.com/tip-week-archives/ I've got about 40 more tips to go. This one is from November 2, 2019 BC (Before Covid) =================================================...

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Tip #151: Side Hustle Nation

So, I have a confession to make.  I am a big liar. But, first, a quick note on this week's schedule.   There will be no classes on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday.  My wife and I are headed to Texas.  There is a class for people who have teenagers living in their...

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Tip #221: Alka-Seltzer Plus

Years ago, my wife and I worked in a fishing canary on an island in Alaska. This island, actually: https://llcruise4.blogspot.com/2015/07/historic-metlakatla.html.  If you scroll down six pictures, you will see the Metlakatla Packing Plant.  That's where we worked....

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