Schedule - LATN 102 - S23
This schedule links to the notes and charts that you’ll need throughout the semester. Your homework assignment for almost every class period is to read the notes and charts sections in advance of the class meeting; then, review those concepts again after the class meeting. Use the practice opportunities throughout the notes to improve your skills.
Week 1: 1/23 - 1/27 | Week 2: 1/30 - 2/3 | Week 3: 2/6 - 2/10 | Week 4: 2/13 - 2/17 | Week 5: 2/20 - 2/24 | Week 6: 2/27 - 3/3 | Week 7: 3/13 - 3/17 | Week 8: 3/20 - 3/24 | Week 9: 3/27 - 3/31 | Week 10: 4/3 - 4/7 | Week 11: 4/10 - 4/14 | Week 12: 4/17 - 4/21 | Week 13: 4/24 - 4/28 | Week 14: 5/1 - 5/5 | Week 15: 5/8 - 5/12 |
Week 1 (1/23 - 1/27)
Wednesday, January 25
- Introduction to the course
- Introduction to CBL
- Review
- Reading (due before class): Read the course objectives, expectations and tips, and assessment pages on the website.
Friday, January 27
- Adjective review
- Intro to comparatives and superlatives
- Morphology and vocabulary (to be completed before class): Review the different types of adjectives as well as the declension of those different types of adjectives for Daily Check-in #1.
- Vocabulary (to be completed before class): Study the adjectives in the Unit 1 vocabulary list.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Complete the following exercise on noun-adjective agreement.
Week 2 (1/30 - 2/3)
Monday, January 30
- Comparatives and superlatives
- Noun review
- Morphology (to be completed before class): Read and study the sections on comparative and superlative adjectives and memorize their formation for Daily Check-in #2.
- Vocabulary (to be completed before class): Study the first eight nouns in the Unit 1 vocabulary list.
Wednesday, February 1
- Noun review
- 4th and 5th declension nouns
- Morphology (to be completed before class): Study the morphology of 4th declension masculine and feminine and neuter nouns as well 5th declenion nouns for Daily Check-in #3.
- Vocabulary (to be completed before class): Study the last seven nouns in the Unit 1 vocabulary list.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Complete the following exercise on 4th and 5th declension nouns.
Friday, February 3
- Present system verbs review
- 1st and 2nd person forms
- Morphology (to be completed before class): Review the morphology of the present, imperfect indicative as well as the present and imperfect subjunctive.
- Vocabulary (to be completed before class): Study the first eight verbs in the Unit 1 vocabulary list.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Complete the following review exercise on present system verb morphology (excluding the future).
Week 3 (2/6 - 2/10)
Monday, February 6
- Perfect active system verbs review
- 1st and 2nd person forms
- Morphology (to be completed before class): Memorize the morphology of the first and second person for the imperfect indicative and imperfect subjunctive for Daily Check-in #4.
- Vocabulary (to be completed before class): Study the second seven verbs in the Unit 1 vocabulary list.
Wednesday, February 8
- Perfect passive system verbs review
- 1st and 2nd person forms
- Morphology (to be completed before class): Review the morphology of the perfect indicative as well as the perfect and pluperfect subjunctive.
- Vocabulary (to be completed before class): Study the pronouns in the Unit 1 vocabulary list.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Complete the following review exercise on perfect system verb morphology (excluding the pluperfect forms).
Friday, February 10
- Verbal system review
- Morphology (to be completed before class): Memorize the morphology of the first and second person for the perfect indicative and pluperfect subjunctive for Daily Check-in #5.
- Vocabulary (to be completed before class): Review Unit 1 vocabulary.
Week 4 (2/13 - 2/17)
Monday, February 13
- Mastery quiz #1
- Assessment: Review for Mastery Quiz #1.
Wednesday, February 15
- Composition workshop
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Translation #1 due.
Friday, February 17
- Relative pronouns
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Composition #1 due
Week 5 (2/20 - 2/24)
Monday, February 20
- Relative pronouns
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read this overview of relative clauses as well as the section on locating antecedents of relative clauses.
- Morphology (to be completed before class): Memorize the declension of the relative pronoun as well as the first eight verbs in our Unit 2 vocabulary list for Daily Check-in #6.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Try your hand at the following exercise on analyzing relative clauses.
Wednesday, February 22
- NO CLASS
Friday, February 24
- Participles
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read this overview of participles as well as the primer on translating participles.
- Morphology: Memorize the formation of the present active and perfect passive participles as well the second eight verbs in our Unit 2 vocabulary list for Daily Check-in #7.
Week 6 (2/27 - 3/3)
Monday, February 27
- Participles (cont’d)
- Ablative absolutes
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read the section on ablative absolutes as and re-read the section on translating participles.
- Morphology: Memorize the formation of the future active participle as well the first seven nouns in our Unit 2 vocabulary list for Daily Check-in #8.
- Practice: Try your hand at the following exercise on the formation of participles.
Wednesday, March 1
- Gerunds and gerundives
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read the section on gerunds and gerundives.
- Morphology: Memorize the formation of the gerunds and gerundives as well the second seven nouns in our Unit 2 vocabulary list.
Friday, March 3
- Gerunds and gerundives (cont’d)
- Reading (to be completed before class): Review the section on gerunds and gerundives for Daily Check-in #9.
- Morphology: Memorize the adjectives in our Unit 2 vocabulary list.
Spring Break: 3/4 - 3/12
Week 7 (3/13 - 3/17)
Monday, March 13
- Review: Gerunds and Gerundives
- Homework: NO HOMEWORK! TAKE A LATIN BREAK DURING SPRING BREAK!
Wednesday, March 15
- Review: Relative Clauses
- Review (to be completed before class): Re-read the overview of relative clauses as well as the section on locating antecedents of relative clauses and go over the declension of the relative pronoun.
- Morphology: Memorize the pronouns in our Unit 2 vocabulary list.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Try your hand the this relative clause review worksheet.
Friday, March 17
- Review: Participles
- Review (to be completed before class): Re-read this overview of participles, this primer on translating participles, and this section on ablative absolutions. Review the formation of present active, perfect passive, and future active participles.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Try your hand the this participle review worksheet.
Week 8 (3/20 - 3/24)
Monday, March 20
- Mastery quiz #2
- Assessment: Review grammar and vocabulary from Unit 2 to study for mastery quiz #2.
Wednesday, March 22
- Composition workshop
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Translation #2 due.
Friday, March 24
- Expression of purpose
- Purpose clauses
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Composition #2 due.
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read the sections on expressions of purpose, purpose clauses, and relative clauses of purpose.
Week 9 (3/27 - 3/31)
Monday, March 27
- Result clauses
- Fear clauses
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read the sections on expressions of purpose,result clauses, and fear clauses.
- Morphology: Memorize the adverbs and conjunctions in our Unit 3 vocabulary list.
- Practice (to be completed before class): Try your hand the this worksheet on expressions of purpose, result clauses, and fear clauses.
Wednesday, March 29
- Future tenses
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read the sections on the future and future perfect tenses.
- Morphology: Memorize the verbs in our Unit 3 vocabulary list and the formation of the future and future perfect tenses for Daily Check-in #10.
Friday, March 31
- Indicative conditions
- Subjunctive conditions
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read the sections on indicative and subjunctive conditions.
- Morphology: Memorize the nouns in our Unit 3 vocabulary list.
Week 10 (4/3 - 4/7)
Monday, April 3
- Causal and concessive clauses
- Review
- Reading (to be completed before class): Read the sections on causal and concessive clauses.
- Morphology: Memorize the adjectives in our Unit 3 vocabulary list.
Wednesday, April 5
- Reading practice
Week 11 (4/10 - 4/14)
Wednesday, April 12
- Review
- Practice (to be completed before class): Try your hand the this review worksheet for Unit 3.
Friday, April 14
- Review
- Mastery quiz #3
- Assessment: Review grammar and vocabulary from Unit 3 for mastery quiz #3.
Week 12 (4/17 - 4/21)
Monday, April 17
- Composition workshop
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Translation #3 due.
Wednesday, April 19
- Chat GPT Composition
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Composition #3 due.
Friday, April 21
- Reading practice (no homework)
Week 13 (4/24 - 4/28)
Monday, April 24
- eCEFs
- Reading practice
- Practice (to be completed before class): Try your hand at the marking out and translating the following passage.
Wednesday, April 26
- NO CLASS (ACADEMIC CONFERENCE)
Friday, April 28
- Reading practice
- Practice (to be completed before class): Try your hand at the marking out and translating the following passage.
Week 14 (5/1 - 5/5)
Monday, May 1
- Reading practice
Wednesday, May 3
- CBL reflection in class
Friday, May 5
- Composition workshop
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Translation #4 due.
Week 15 (5/8 - 5/12)
Monday, May 8
- Course wrap up
- Assessment (to be completed before class): Composition #4 or Chat GPT Assignment due.
Final
Submit a final reflection of 500 words on your experience in community-based learning this year. Address the following questions in your reflection:
- What teaching and planning techniques have worked well this semester? What haven’t worked well? Why?
- What have you learned about how language can be used to give or take power from particular people and groups?
- How can Latin and the study of ancient languages and cultures become more accessible to a larger array of individuals and groups? What have you been doing to make this material more accessible in your teaching it to younger audiences?
Please submit the reflection, as a Google doc shared with me, by Wednesday, May 17 at 11:59 PM.