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Robert Mugabe as Caligula?
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A student of mine did this as a class project on the 7 Wise Men
Nov 6, 2009
Matthew Moore replied to Jenn Wilkey's discussion Google Earth Ancient Rome 3D
"The biggest problem I have encountered with Rome 3D is the amount of time it takes to download -- even on broadband, it is impractical in a classroom setting, because of the delay. If you can do a video screen capture, you might be able to create an…"
Aug 13, 2009

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Tempus Fugit

Wow. We are already at the Thanksgiving break. Looking at the list of things done and not-done, I am evenly split. My Latin IIs are more or less on schedule, as are my IIIs, but AP, ah, AP, the perpetual late-comer. As a colleague put it, we spend too much time enjoying the poetry.



But it isn't about schedules and syllabi. How well do my students understand the language? I am beset by worries that they will emerge after four years, having learned little or nothing, with no… Continue

Posted on November 25, 2008 at 2:28pm — 3 Comments

Annus Novus, iterum

We are on the third day of a new school year, and I am still looking for my groove. Every year, each class takes on its own character eventually, but in the first few days we spend our time dancing around each other, trying to get comfortable. At present, my 2s and 3s are reviewing before we pick up with the next level, and my APs are diving in to Cat 64 for the last time (thanks to the AP Board, per deos immortales). We are all at that delicate stage where things are new and at the same time… Continue

Posted on August 28, 2008 at 6:13pm

THE untold want, by life and land ne’er granted, Now, Voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find.

It's been a difficult day. My AP students finished up their school year on Wednesday, and I am still grappling with the silence. I have been teaching for 10 years, and I have been close to classes before: my first homeroom class who I saw from Freshmen to graduation, my first Latin class, who I taught Latin I to AP, but now I said goodbye to a class that always worked hard for me, a class that brought me nothing but joy, and for whom I feel nothing but pride. I miss them, and my day seems a… Continue

Posted on May 23, 2008 at 2:16pm

The Shape of Things to Come...

A friend once said that the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse were McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Disney. He saw the developing multi-national corporate model in each business, and the fact that they would bring about a homogenization, at the expense of the individual history and culture.

That's what I thought when I saw this about the Parthenon, sent by a student . What developer wouldn't love to get ahold of the Acropolis?

Posted on April 14, 2008 at 2:08pm

Catulle Horatique, avete atque valete?

A recent email from the College Board:



Dear Colleague:





The College Board views the support of world language and culture programs as one of our highest priorities. As a not-for-profit organization, we are committed to keeping student exam fees reasonable, so we will continue to bear a considerable financial loss annually to provide schools with AP world language offerings.





During the next several years, we will significantly increase our…
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Posted on April 4, 2008 at 6:58am

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At 1:33pm on April 1, 2008, Matthew Moore said…
In case anyone is interested, and remembers enough German, there is an editorial in Die Zeit titled Morbus Caligula, in which the author compares Robert Mugabe with the Emporer Caligula, particularly with what is classed as the "Caligula disease".
At 1:51pm on April 14, 2008, Matthew Moore said…
A student forwarded this link to me about the Parthenon. I would laugh, but it seems too close to the truth.

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