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...I have a Master of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and a Master of Philosophy degree from Union Theological Seminary, New York. I have taught church history through the reformation at New York Theological Seminary. My main area of study is the Bible and church history through the medieval period.
9 Subjects:
including
Latin,
English,
European history,
writing
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I am a youthful high school Latin teacher. I have been tutoring both Latin & Math to high school students for the past six years. I hold a teaching certificate for Latin, Mathematics, and English, and I am in the finishing stages of my master's program at Villanova.
7 Subjects:
including
Latin,
geometry,
algebra 1,
algebra 2
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...I suffered from this myself when I was a student! I prefer a reading approach, teaching students to read Latin from left to right (instead of hunting for the verb) and helping them build meaning from context - and thereby contextualizing all those forms and rules! This doesn't mean that memorization isn't still a large part of learning a new language, though.
11 Subjects:
including
Latin,
reading,
writing,
grammar
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...Advanced students, in the third or fourth year of their studies, will likewise improve their reading ability, both in comprehension and facility. Joseph is a graduate student at Villanova in the theology department. He has experience tutoring high school math subjects and worked as a camp counselor at HoneyRock in Northern Wisconsin.
37 Subjects:
including
Latin,
reading,
English,
calculus
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...Then moved to Texas and taught High School Latin for two years. I learned Latin from Wheelock's Latin text and I am very familiar with it. My High School curriculum used the more modern reading method, specifically the Cambridge Latin Course text.
1 Subject:
Latin
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