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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 I am learning Spanish.

These days, most of my language efforts are going into Spanish and French. The producer of Visual Latin, Compass Classroom really wants me to start filming a Spanish series next summer. In light of that, I am pouring gasoline on my efforts to master Spanish. Here is...

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Letter of the week. 🙂

This note from a student just made me happy. "I am 75 years old and I enjoy your classes and learning.  I had four years of Latin in high school, but remember very little.  When time permits I go to your site and relearn what I forgot.  Your forever membership is well...

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Problem solved.

Over the weekend, a number of you noticed the most important page on my site, "watch anytime" was gone. Since I don't work on Sundays, I didn't notice until Monday morning. I didn't start to panic until Monday evening.  Heh. Turns out, there was no need to panic at...

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Visual Latin: Replacement DVD’s

Every now and then I get a question about Visual Latin Replacement DVD's. Usually, I send people over to Compass Classroom. But, here, in this post, I am finally going to provide the link.  Sometimes it takes me a while to spot the very obvious solution. So, if you...

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Get out of school!

According to author Tony Buzan, "Learning how to learn is life's most important skill." Oh, I don't know.  I think learning to duck is life's most important skill.  Helps you avoid stray gunfire. Still, I understand what Mr. Buzan means. I was in the classroom for...

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Some schedule changes…

For those of you in the online classes, I will not be teaching Friday and Saturday of this week.  That's Friday and Saturday, October 9 and 10. Also, I just discovered this morning that I made a mistake scheduling the Second Year Latin by Robert Henle, and Third Year...

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The Adventure of English

Today, I finished listening to The Adventure of English by Melvin Bragg.  Though I may add to this post later, here are my initial thoughts on the book.   Why I read this book: The history of the English language is one of my favorite topics.   What I liked:...

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Which Latin Dictionary?

I received this question: We are using Visual Latin and really enjoying it. Do you have a Latin/English dictionary that you recommend? I see several on Amazon and was wondering if you prefer one. Thank you for your time.   Here is my reply: As for...

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But, not California

A few days ago, I posted my view about the future of our world.  I believe it is, overall, getting better.  There are fewer wars.  Less crime.  More freedom.  And, even the diseases we fear most have a recovery rate of 99.5%.   (The CDC has basically admitted that...

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 The world is getting better.

I received an interesting question from one of my students. I was at youth group tonight (mine meets on Monday nights) and I was thinking about something that you had said in the Harry Potter class. At least I think it was in the Harry Potter class. Maybe it was...

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