Teaching Latin language and Roman culture as a journey from present to past: an action research project at a secondary classroom

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This paper aims to investigate whether, by activities designed as a journey from present to past, students will gain an in-depth knowledge of Roman culture and civilisation, proving interest in them, and a better understanding of the contemporaneity and the community they are living in. Latin language and Roman culture are the basis of the European culture, and this subject is often perceived by students as useless, currently, because Latin is a dead language and Roman culture seems to be too far from their reality. I believe that it is necessary for students to have knowledge of the Latin language and Roman culture not only to know what was before them, but also to gain a better understanding of the world in which they live through the studying of this subject.

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Gheorghe, A. E. (2022). Teaching Latin language and Roman culture as a journey from present to past: an action research project at a secondary classroom. Journal of Classics Teaching, 23(46), 155–164. https://doi.org/10.1017/S2058631022000113

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