As I retired from teaching in 1999, there haven't been many additions specifically aimed at teachers since then. This page is a pointer to things on the site that may still be interesting, amusing or useful. With Google and Wikipedia now so eay to use, I'm no longer including the collections of external links.
Internal links
- The "Top Twenty" Classical Websites - updated & checked April 2011(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
- 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...