by Dwane | Sep 24, 2015 | Latin, Vocabulary
I haven’t posted the “word of the day” for so long. I’ve missed it. I made a mistake. I offered reasonably priced Latin and Greek classes online. Not only were the classes reasonably priced, there is also an unconditional, no questions...
by Dwane | Sep 22, 2015 | Greek, Latin, Vocabulary
I received this question: I would like to be able to watch the recorded classes on my iPad, but I don’t see a place to log in when I am on a mobile device. Is that possible? Here is my reply: As for mobile, many of my students are having trouble with that, too....
by Dwane | Sep 17, 2015 | Vocabulary
One of my online students used the word “circumnavigate” in a sentence. “He decided to Circumnavigate the globe despite the fact the Motorcycles do not float.” Here is my reply: What are you talking about? Have you not seen this:...
by Dwane | Aug 6, 2015 | Education, English, Vocabulary
I received this inquiry: This looks like a great class. My high school daughters already have a full schedule, but are interested. What amount of homework will be included? Would you also suggest it for upper elementary? Here is my reply: I am still developing this...
by Dwane | Jul 28, 2015 | Education, English, Vocabulary
Cabbage: a hard round vegetable with green or purple, lettuce-like leaves. Who knew cabbage could be so interesting? Most of you thought of the definition above when you read the word cabbage. You were right to do so. Cabbage is one of the leafy foods your kids...
by Dwane | Jul 28, 2015 | Education, English, Latin, Vocabulary
Yesterday I asked, “Can you think of any English words that derive from the Latin word, caput?” A few of you took a stab at it. Just like a little league baseball game, no one struck out. You guessed cap, capitulate, capital, capitol, and decapitate (ewww.) You are...
