Demos I think that I’m going to bring back the random fact(s) of the day (or every couple of days, or…you get the idea) from the Oxford Classical Dictiona Continue Reading →
Teaching the infinitive Working with students who’ve previously learned from another teacher can make some things about one’s own approach really stand out, and possibly seem Continue Reading →
Duncan on Plato and Aristotle I enjoyed the following brief passage on Plato and Aristotle by John Duncan (1796-1870), a minister in the Free Church of Scotland and chair of Hebrew Continue Reading →
