Toda-lly Comprehensible Latin

For the longest time, I struggled with this idea: when assessing reading comprehension on a test, should the questions/answers be in Englis...

One of the myths about Comprehensible Input is that grammar is never taught. The truth of the matter is that grammar is indeed taught in a C...

Update - there is now a Sex Game 2.0 version   (7/14/22) This activity is a lot more innocent than the title states. The Latin word for ...

I am back after taking 3 weeks off from blogging, and to be honest, I really did not miss it. Not to say that I do not enjoy blogging, but d...

With the year coming to an end, as I have seen on other blogs, let me list for you my top 5 posts for 2015 (those posts which received the m...

For the following post, the views expressed here are mine personally and may not reflect those of the Latin teaching community nor of the sp...

This is another way to do a ping pong/volleyball style reading. I first saw Blaine Ray do this at NTPRS 2014 and then again saw this demons...