Abstract

This article explores a model of teaching Latin at several state-funded secondary schools within the same geographical location. This model could work for Latin teachers who wish to reintroduce Latin to parts of the country where there are few ready-made jobs in Classics teaching. It will work best in an area where there are a number of secondary schools within easy travelling distance of one another.

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  • I was a mature student when I began teaching in 2013

  • This article explores a model of teaching Latin at several statefunded secondary schools within the same geographical location

  • This model could work for Latin teachers who wish to reintroduce Latin to parts of the country where there are few ready-made jobs in Classics teaching

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Summary

Clare Harvey

This article explores a model of teaching Latin at several statefunded secondary schools within the same geographical location. This model could work for Latin teachers who wish to reintroduce Latin to parts of the country where there are few ready-made jobs in Classics teaching. It will work best in an area where there are a number of secondary schools within easy travelling distance of one another

Introduction
Relationship with the Schools
Lesson Routine
After the Lesson
The problem of shrinkage
Adjustments to the original modus operandi
Conclusion
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