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Why am I Being Charged During the Summer?  

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

Should I Read Henle Latin or Lingua Latina?

Latest Blog Posts

There is hope.

The sun need not set on the West.  Europe and America can be revived again.  Light can again shine on nations that have been confused and misled by Western universities and media.  -The Book that Made Your World by Vishal Mangalwadi, Prologue, page XXI

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How to find tests and grades on this site

About a month ago, the most important page on this site went down.  For too long. Everything is fixed now, but now and then I discover a few holdout problems. Yesterday, a subscriber asked how to find tests and grades.  The link she had was sending her to the wrong...

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Where do I jump in?

Do you join a live class?  Do you watch class later?  What if you are joining in the middle of the year?  What do you do? This video may help:   https://vimeo.com/489900314

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Visual Latin: Test 23 Mistake

I received this question: Just a quick question: The answer key for Visual Latin 1, Quiz 23, Question 26 gives the correct answer as C) quod. 26. The animals that you see running are horses. We thought the answer ought to be quae. If it is not a typographical error,...

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Christmas break

Several students have asked about the upcoming Christmas break.  So, here's the breakdown: There will be no classes during the Christmas/New Year season.   December 21, 2020 – January 1, 2021 Classes will resume in the new year on January 4, 2021. There is one...

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Mere Christianity

I'm not sure the world could get any more confusing. I'm sure it could.  And, maybe it will.  I'm just not personally sure it could get any more confusing. I feel bad for kids these days.  How are they supposed to make sense of it all? To fight back some of the noise,...

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Happy Thanksgiving!

It's been a while since I have posted on my site. About ten days ago, the most important page on my site took a direct hit.  I can no longer create, or edit tests.  When you are in education, that's pretty important.  Even if you think the modern grading system is...

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Roman Mythology and the National Latin Exam

Yesterday, I announced that I would soon be teaching a Roman mythology class. Actually, we will be reading through four myths using the book, Fabulae Faciles. That class starts as soon as we finish Second Year Latin by Robert Henle... hopefully before Christmas. From...

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Easy Latin Stories

Years ago, I started teaching the Henle Latin series on my site.  Not necessarily because I was a big fan of the series.  I did it to help those who were pushing through... and, just felt they needed help. In the next four weeks, or so, an intrepid few students and I...

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That’s one destructive myth…

"If myth is a view of reality invented exclusively by the human mind, then, by definition, atheism is a myth.  During the twentieth century this myth caused havoc in Eastern Europe.  Now it has the West by its throat." - Vishal Mangalwadi, From the prologue of The...

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How to learn piano.

I am constantly toying with the idea of learning to play the piano.  I really want to learn. My problem?  Lack of time. At least, that's what I tell myself. Anyway, this week I came across a site I am going to use when I decide to pick it up again.  In the meantime,...

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