Ars Grammatica
Michael HallLearning language through literature.
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Beyond the mainstream
1: Introduction
By many accounts, higher education today is in all kinds of trouble, and no more so than in the humanities. Universities everywhere are subject to economic, cultural, ideological, and technological pressures that are fund...
Learning language through literature
Literature-based language learning (LLL) is an approach to the teaching and learning of languages which is based on the reading of literature and combines elements of both classical and contemporary educational theory and practice. While re...
Back to the future: Italian education turns a new page
In December 2025, the Italian Minister of Education and Merit Giuseppe Valditara signed into effect new National Guidelines for Italian preschools, elementary schools, and middle schools, to take effect in the 2026-2027 school year. He char...
Italian: The modern classical language
Views on the role of classical languages in the Classical Education curriculum vary as much as definitions of Classical Education itself. For many, Latin and/or Ancient Greek are foundational, the keys to unlocking Western civilisation’s in...
Latin and English literacy development
Numerous studies and practical school-based projects over the past 25 years in the UK and the US have pointed to the significant educational benefits that can derive from Latin language study in primary and secondary schools. These benefits...
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