Latin Alive! Book 3 Revised Edition Streaming Video
Latin Alive! Book 3 Revised Edition Streaming Video
Author Karen Moore brings more than 20 years of Latin teaching experience in the classroom to the Latin Alive! 3 Revised Edition Streaming Video, which features her careful and engaging teaching. Each weekly lesson is approximately 30 minutes long, totaling more than 15 hours of training. This video is highly recommended for all educational settings. Streaming provides the convenience of instant access, as well as desktop, smart TV, and mobile viewing capabilities.
For homeschoolers, streaming access lasts for the life of the product. Buying for a school? The Latin Alive! 3 Revised Edition Streaming Video & Audio is a great tool for the classroom (as well as for a homeschool setting)! It can be used as:
- A helpful resource for new Latin teachers, both for themselves and for the class
- A substitute teacher when the regular teacher is away
- A library item helpful for new students or for students needing extra review
The Latin Alive! series is a relevant, rigorous, yet engaging introduction to Latin for middle and high school students. This Latin curriculum will truly make the Latin language come alive both for students who have studied Latin (such as students who have completed the Latin for Children curriculum) and for those who have not previously been introduced to Latin.
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Karen T. Moore, Author
Karen T. Moore has served as the Classical Languages Chair at Grace of Georgetown, TX, since 2002 where she built the third- through twelfth-grade classical language program. In addition, she leads Grace Academy’s annual Senior Tour of Italy. Moore is also an adjunct professor of Classics for Houston Christian University and a course lecturer for ClassicalU. Furthermore, she is the vice president for the ACCS Institute for Classical Languages and a trustee for the Vergilian Society. Moore has published several Latin books, including the Libellus de Historia series, the Latin Alive series (Classical Academic Press) and Hancus ille Vaccanis (Logos Press). Her current project is a ClassicalU video course and resource text on the topic of in situ studies. Moore holds a BA in Classics from the University of Texas at Austin and an MSc with Distinction in Classical Art & Archaeology from the University of Edinburgh, along with additional graduate work in classics through Villanova University.
