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On Six Months of Teaching Latin on Preply and iTalki
I signed up for Preply and iTalki not long after I graduated from university. My experience so far has been not unpleasant. I’ve gained a great many students and quite like teaching. However, I find the pay absolutely unsustainable, conside...
Some MA Programs in Renaissance Studies
As a fan of planning ahead, lists, and early modern Latin literature, I found myself searching for exciting graduate programs from the start of my undergraduate years. I’ve decided to post the list I created here in case anyone else might b...
Is Latin useful?
[Sherlock Holmes voice] First, my dear Watson, we must decide what useful means. What is useful? Too often a “useful” field of study means one that a high school advisor thinks will lead to a high-paying job, usually involving computers or...
Latin is not for elites (also, rich kids are often lazy)
For the English and Americans, at least, and possibly elsewhere, Latin is seen as elite because of the association between elite schools (in the UK, “public schools” like Eton) and Latin. This seems to be specifically an anglophone stereoty...
On using Harry Potter as a tool for learning languages
To learn Latin, I read as much as I possibly can. During meals, I read. Often the first thing I do in the morning is glance through something on Latin Library on my phone as the water for my tea boils. As an undergraduate I sometimes spent...
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Ubi Latinitas, ibi Lucia! I am a graduate student who loves Latin literature, especially poetry, from all time periods and sharing the tools that helped me learn ancient languages.
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