You should have the textbook by the time the session starts. I'd
also strongly recommend that you spend some time with lessons one and
two on the writing system get some practice with that before we start.
The script is not really something we can teach by email.
This
discussion on the forum has links to several examples of people's
handwriting. And at the bottom of the page of
this there are
examples with arrows for writing direction.
For this session there are two guides, Paul Bell (Forum: Paul) and
Fernand Lemaire (Forum: Skylax). Their job is to answer questions,
check over the assignments and to give helpful information when
needed.
In addition to the mailing list, there will be Web based
applications for you to turn in your exercises and for the guides to
correct and comment on your work. We'll have more details here when
that system has solidified a bit more.
Schedule:
But you should start on learning the alphabet (lessons one and
two) now.
November 8 - Lesson III: Nouns of the First Declension, Section 11.
November 11 - Lesson III: Section 12.
November 15 - Lesson IV: Nouns of the First Declension,
continued, Section 16
November 18 - Lesson IV: Section 17.
November 22 - Lesson V: Present Active Indicative of Verbs in
-w, Section 21
November 26 - Lesson V: Section 22 (Thanksgiving Day. Move?)
November 29 - Lesson VI: The Second Declension, Section 26
December 2 - Lesson VI: Section 27
December 6 - Lesson VII: Review, Section 31
December 9 - Lesson VII: Section 32
December 13 - Lesson VIII: Second Declension, continued, Section 38
December 16 - Section 39
December 20 - Lesson IX: The imperfect of verbs in
-w, Section 43
December 23 - Section 44
December 27 - Lesson X: The future and aorist of verbs in
-w, Section 48
December 30 - Section 49
January 3, 2005 - Lesson XI: Masculine nouns of the first declension,
compound verbs, Section 53
January 6 - Section 54
January 10 - Review
January 13 - Review
January 17 - Lesson XIII: The Third Declension, Iliad A.1-5,
Sections 61, 62
February 14 - Lesson XVIII: Perfect and Pluperfect, (No Iliad),
Section 102
February 17 - Section 103
February 21 - Lesson XIX: The Infinitive, Iliad A.22-27,
Sections 107, 108
February 24 - Section 110
February 28 - Lesson XX: Active Participles, Iliad A.28-32,
Sections 114, 115
March 3 - Section 117
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