The Teaching of Latin (Classic Reprint)
Description:... Excerpt from The Teaching of Latin IN the following pages I have attempted to show what a classical course can do for a boy, even though the time devoted to it be strictly limited. Many believe that classics are a good thing, but that they take up more hours Of the time-table than can be spared. This I think is an error.
Chapters II., III. And IV. Contain a discussion Of the methods Of Latin teaching for the first three years. I have kept in view not only the boy with a genius for classics, who will flourish under any system, but also that Often neglected person, the average boy.
The teaching Of Greek is not discussed here. I believe it should follow the lines Of Latin teaching. Progress, however, is much more rapid, because there is no need to spend time in learn ing again principles Of language already learnt in the Latin course.
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