Re: FUTURE LATIN TEACHERS?
Kenneth Kitchell <[email protected]>
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Thanks for the reminder, Katie. And remember, everyone, that each teacher you help create results in hundreds of Latin students. A sound investment of your time On 2019-03-05 12:45, Katie Robinson wrote: > Dear Colleagues, > It seems we can not be complacent about encouraging students to > consider teaching Classics. Our profession may not continue without > conscious effort on our part to motivate others to become future > teachers and proponents of classical studies. > > Have you taken time lately to talk with your students about why you > love Classics and why you enjoy teaching? There are truly few > occupations that are more impactful on our society than teaching! > > This is National Latin Teacher Recruitment Week. Take a few minutes > each day. If it motivates one person to become a teacher, it will be > a successful venture. > > Gratias maximas vobis pro fidelitate et auxilio tuo :-) > > Katie Robinson > Retired Latin Teacher > Vice Chair, National Committee for Latin and Greek -- Kenneth Kitchell Prof. Emeritus, LSU and UMass Amherst