Guide to the Teachers' Pages

A collection of links to resources and information - I only include links to sites I have personally visited and found useful. Go to my Supersites if you want links to links (to more links...). Please email me if there's something you think I ought to include.

• The Top Twenty Classical Websites - updated & checked February 2005 (now 22 sites!)
• Quintilian's Page. Some amazingly relevant views on Education - from the 1st century AD!
• The Benefits of a Classical Education?
• A Classical cliché for every occasion. Essential for all politicians!
• The Great Books? - reflections on Messrs North, Hillard, Botting etc
• Supersites Searching and Software
• The Cambridge School Classics Project and Cambridge Latin Course - including information about COLP, the Cambridge Online Latin Project.
• The ARLT (Association foR Latin Teaching)
• JACT - The Joint Association of Classical Teachers (UK)
• LCCS - Leeds Centre for Classical Studies. "Classics omnia vincit". Courses on Classical Civilisation and languages in Leeds, Yorkshire, UK.
• National Committee for Latin & Greek (US) Long list of articles encouraging/promoting study of Classics
• The Maths-Classics Project- an unusual example of cross-curricular work between Classics and Mathematics. The purpose is to provide a focus for exploring the Classical origins of Mathematical terms and concepts - aimed at Year 8 students, many of whom will have completed their one and only year of Latin. An English dictionary and some help from Classics/Maths teachers is all that's needed - we've found that pupils respond extremely positively to the challenge, and some quite stunning work has been created...

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  Most of the links site below are probably no longer needed now that most people are quite happy googling to find what they want. Many date from the very early days of the site (circa 1994) - I do check them from time to time (most recently March 2004) and drag away the corpses. There are some real gems among the survivors though, so I've left the pages online, in case any one has time hanging heavily on their hands. It's also - in some cases - a nostalgic reminder of the good old days of text only sites. But I won't be adding to the collection.

• Greek and Latin Literature Links
• Ancient History Links
• Ancient Philosophy
• Art and Architecture
• Social History
• Mythology
• Archaeology
• Language Teaching

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