Recently a friend commented to me that he didn’t feel like his Latin was improving. He reads regularly, speaks Latin with his students in class, and engages in at least weekly conversation. Here are just a few quick thoughts, if you’re feeling the same frustration. Plateaus are Normal It’s entirely normal …
In my most recent post, I touched on the topic of setting goals, in particular the goal of increasing Latin proficiency. We’ve talked before about the importance of reading in achieving this goal. While discussing this issue with my friend Daniel, he mentioned the difficulty that he was having getting …
On Tuesday I read the book Born to Run. To say that it’s a book about ultra-marathon runners, or an indigenous tribe …
January is generally a time where people make lots of goals for the new year. But if you’re a teacher, or someone …
Congratulations! At this point you have hopefully completed one full month of daily reading in Latin! If you’ve been following along, you’re …
This week I’m very pleased to feature a guest post by Justin Slocum Bailey of Indwelling Language. If you don’t already follow …
This week we’ll increase our daily reading: Read Latin for 15 minutes each day. At this point your daily reading may start …
If you haven’t already, check out the previous weeks’ posts about the Latin Reading Challenge. How did you do last week? Hopefully …
Tibi gratulor! You’ve finished one week of reading! How did you do? Did you finish your reading every single day? If not, …
Incipiamus! If you haven’t already, check out last week’s post to learn more about the Latin Reading Challenge. This week we’re going to start …