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Pedagogy

There are 25 posts tagged Pedagogy (this is page 5 of 9).

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How do you make kids care?

Admittedly it wasn’t an inspired decision, but the other day I started off some of my classes with a piece from Nuntii Latini on the reelection of Per

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Dennis in Pedagogy | October 16, 2007 | 205 Words

Latin Rules in Jingles

From the same issue, sent in by one Eva Johnson, a first year student at Ballard High in Seattle, we find a helpful set of rhyming couplets to memoriz

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Dennis in Pedagogy | July 31, 2007 | 107 Words

The Pedagogical Value of Parody

This exceedingly entertaining time capsule is excerpted from B.L. Ullman’s Hints for Teachers (CJ 19.5, p. 330):ParodiesIn the “Hints” for June, 1922,

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Dennis in Pedagogy | July 31, 2007 | 293 Words

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