Live Class Information
Live Class Schedule: 2019 – 2020
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Further down, you will find the schedule for the early morning classes. It will remain the same for the 2020-2021 school year. The Tuesday/Thursday classes will end on April 21, 2020. During the 2020-2021 school year, I will be teaching only early morning classes. The modern language classes will meet each morning, Monday – Friday. The Latin classes will meet each morning, Monday – Saturday.
Tuesdays (Last day – April 21, 2020)
Latin 1 • First Year Latin by Robert Henle Tuesday, 11:00-11:50am CST. Order the book.
Latin 2 • Second Year Latin by Robert Henle Tuesday, 10:00-10:50am CST. Order the book.
Thursdays(Last day – April 23, 2020)
Latin 1 • First Year Latin by Hans Ørberg (Lingua Latina chapters 1 — 19) Thursday, 10:00-10:50am CST. The classes for the main book are already available. During the 2019/2020 live classes, we will be working our way through the exercises from Exercitia Latina.
- To order Lingua Latina, click here: https://amzn.to/32RsuBD
- To order Exercitia Latina, click here: https://amzn.to/2yiOJ5C
Latin 2 • Second Year Latin by Hans Ørberg (Lingua Latina chapters 20 — 34) Thursday, 9:00-9:50am CST. The classes for the main book are already available. During the 2019/2020 live classes, we will be working our way through the exercises from Exercitia Latina.
- To order Lingua Latina, click here: https://amzn.to/32RsuBD
- To order Exercitia Latina, click here: https://amzn.to/2yiOJ5C
Latin 3 and 4 • Roma Aeterna, by Hans Ørberg: Currently Postponed until we finish the Henle Latin series. Order the book.
Morning Classes
This is the morning class schedule for the 2019-2020 school year. It will remain the same for the 2020-2021 school year.
Henle 2, Exercises • 5:30-5:55 am CST • Mondays – Saturdays (When I finally finish Henle Latin, I will teach Greek again here.)
Join me as we work our way through all of the exercises in Second Year Latin by Robert Henle. I do my best to make the boring Henle series endurable. Endurable is the best I can do. After we finish Second Year Latin, I intend to teach Third Year Latin and Fourth Year Latin by Robert Henle. It will take years. If you don’t want to wait around, and if you really want to learn Latin, and if you don’t want to be bored out of your mind, do yourself a favor. Switch to Lingua Latina by Hans Ørberg.
Lingua Latina, Exercitia Latina • 6:00-6:25 am CST Mondays – Saturdays
Join me as we work our way through all of the exercises in Hans Ørberg’s brilliant book, Exercitia Latina. If you want to learn Latin really well, and if you want to enjoy it… then, read Hans Ørberg’s books. Simple as that.
Spanish • 6:30-6:55 am CST Tuesdays – Fridays
Notice: I am not fluent in Spanish. We will be learning together. There will be many references to Latin. Though knowledge of Latin will help, it is not required for this course. Currently, we are reading Poco a Poco: An Elementary Direct Method for Learning Spanish.
French • 7:00-7:25 am CST Tuesdays – Fridays
Notice: I am not fluent in French. We will be learning together. There will be many references to Latin. Though knowledge of Latin will help, it is not required for this course. To order physical copies of the book, simply click on the volume you need: Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3.
New Testament Greek • (Currently postponed) Order the book. Download the book. Unfortunately, this class is postponed until I finish the Henle Latin series. If you would like to continue working through this book on your own, you are welcome to turn in the exercises at the end of each chapter for a grade. Please submit work in the Greek forum.
Italian • (Currently postponed) To get the book free (available as a PDF), click here: Download the book. To order physical copies of the book, simply click on the volume you need: Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3. Unfortunately, this class is postponed until I finish the Henle Latin series. If you would like to continue working through this book on your own, you are welcome to turn in the exercises at the end of each chapter for a grade. Please submit work in the Greek forum.
I record every class I teach, and I only take them down if I am updating them. I have quite a few students who use the previous classes only. In fact, many prefer this as they can move at their own rate. Students are always welcome to contact me if they have any questions.