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Frequently Asked Questions

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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

How to teach online: Part 4

If you are going to launch online, I think you should become a chicken entrepreneur.  This is an idea I picked up from Michael Masterson in his book, The Pledge.   What is a chicken entrepreneur?   A chicken entrepreneur is someone who keeps his full time job.  He...

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Advice for an aspiring teacher

Someone asked me this week: What advice could you give me as an aspiring student to become a teacher? Here is my reply: Teaching can be a very rewarding career, but it’s often a tough way to make a living.  I struggled for years and years.  Most of my friends who...

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How to teach online: Part 3

People frequently ask me, “How did you do it?  How did you figure out how to make a living online?” There are many ways I could respond, but most of it had to do with fireplaces.  And, death. Put your hands down.  I’ll explain. The Latin word for fireplace, fire pit...

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Tip of the Week #214: Read

I once read that the average American reads one book a year. That statistic blows me away. If that's true, think about this.  If you decided to read one book a month in your field, in just one or two years, you'd be light years ahead of most of your competition. I...

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Public schools. Just say no.

From time to time, someone asks me to sign up as a vendor for a charter school. My reply is usually something like this. Unfortunately, no.  Too much paperwork.  Charter schools want background checks, insurance, licensing, and other bureaucratic paperwork filled out...

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What I learned in school

In school, I learned that A students win. In life, I learned that A students work for C students.  And, B students work for the government. In school, I learned English grammar.  I didn't get it.  Failed middle school twice and didn't graduate from high school until...

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How to teach online: Part 2

I used to be like the man who jumped on his horse and rode off in every direction. Maybe you are, too. It's okay.  School actually teaches us to do this.  School teaches us to be distracted.   School doesn't like what Cal Newport calls Deep Work. Think about it.   We...

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How to teach online. Part 1

It seems every week, someone asks me… “How did you do it?  How did you transition to teaching online?”   Well, I am going to tell you.  And, in the process, perhaps, I will be able to help you get online as well. Thanks to Covid, people don’t look down on online...

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Tip #209: How did they build that blog?

Have you ever landed on a website and wondered, “How did they build that?” If the site was built with Word Press (which runs a quarter of the blogs on the internet) there’s an easy way to find out. Simply copy the url of the site and paste it into the search bar on...

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How to find your grades

Hope you all are having a great break! Your grades are easy to find.  I created a short video for you.  But, it's simple, really.  Just go to my site: www.dwanethomas.com.  From there, find Members, then Watch Anytime, then scroll down until you see the class you are...

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