Enriched Teaching of Latin in the High School: A Source for Teachers of Latin Listing Low Cost Illustrative and Supplementary Materials (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025636740)

"Enriched Teaching of Latin in the High School" is a comprehensive reference guide designed to support educators in the instruction of Latin through various supplemental and illustrative materials. Authored by Maxie Nave Woodring and Frances E. Sabin, this work serves as an essential bibliography and sourcebook for secondary school teachers seeking to enhance their curriculum with low-cost resources. It covers a wide array of topics, including historical background, Roman life, mythology, and the influence of Latin on the English language.

The text provides detailed lists of maps, charts, slides, and photographs that help bring the ancient world to life for students. By offering practical suggestions for classroom activities and providing access to diverse teaching aids, the authors aim to modernize and revitalize the study of classical languages. This volume remains a valuable historical resource for understanding the pedagogical trends and instructional strategies used in classical education during the early twentieth century. It is an indispensable tool for those interested in the history of language instruction and the development of educational methodologies in American high schools.

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