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NAME OF POTENTIAL FUTURE COURSE: LATIN
NAME OF POTENTIAL FUTURE COURSE: LATIN
FUTURE COURSE OBJECTIVES:
FUTURE COURSE OBJECTIVES:
- Communicate effectively in more than one language in order to function in a variety of situations and for multiple purposes
- Interact with cultural competence and understanding
- Connect with other disciplines and acquire information and diverse perspectives in order to use the language to function in academic and career-related situations
- Develop insight into the nature of the language and culture in order to interact with cultural competence
- Communicate and interact with cultural competence in oder to participate in multilingual communities at home and around the world
A NOTE FROM THE TEACHER
A NOTE FROM THE TEACHER
"Latin is not dead but alive and well at McCaskey. In fact, Latin is everywhere! Modern language, science, math, civics, architecture, law, and literature all owe something to Ancient Rome. Learning Latin is a brain workout that will no doubt strengthen your performance in every subject in school. "
"Latin is not dead but alive and well at McCaskey. In fact, Latin is everywhere! Modern language, science, math, civics, architecture, law, and literature all owe something to Ancient Rome. Learning Latin is a brain workout that will no doubt strengthen your performance in every subject in school. "
-Mrs. Morrisette, Latin Club Advisor
-Mrs. Morrisette, Latin Club Advisor
There's no Latin course yet at McCaskey, but there could be! Are you interested in taking Latin? If so, click here to share your feedback. If you want to start learning Latin now, join the club after school! They meet on Wednesdays at 3:15 in B108 at East. Email Mrs. Morrisette for more information.
This course WOULD prepare students for life after McCaskey by... Developing global citizens who can communicate in another language with cultural competence.
This course WOULD prepare students for life after McCaskey by... Developing global citizens who can communicate in another language with cultural competence.
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