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AP Latin: Vergil Course Information

• AP Latin DC Seminar - Saturday, March 3, 2012 (.pdf/370KB) New!
• AP Latin: Vergil Course Description, Effective Fall 2011 (.pdf/440KB)
• AP Latin Teacher's Guide (.pdf/1.0MB) 
• AP Latin Development Committee

AP Course Audit Information

• Syllabus Development Guide, Sample Syllabi and more

Exam Information and Resources

• Multiple Choice Section Scoring Change
• AP Latin: Vergil Exam Information
• Free AP Latin: Vergil Practice Exam

Classroom Instruction and Resources

Special Focus Materials

• How Grammar Contributes to Literal Translation and Reading Comprehension (.pdf/706K) - Sept. 2011
• Translating Literally: A Vertical Team Approach (.pdf/1.2MB) 

Curriculum Modules

• Strategies for Teaching and Assessing Vocabulary Acquisition in Latin (.pdf/372KB)

Lesson Plans and Teaching Strategies

• Multiple-Choice Item Writing Tutorial for AP Latin Teachers
• Teaching Tips
• Jump-Start the Reading of Authentic Latin
• Pre-AP Strategies for Assessment Design in Latin Courses
• Preparing Students to Read the Aeneid

Course Content – Related Articles

• AP Latin Web Guide
• Fleshing Out Iarbas
• The Aeneid Beyond the AP Course Description
• Translation in the AP Latin Classroom

Reviews of Teaching Resources

There are currently more than 250 reviews of Latin resources, including textbooks, Web sites, software, multimedia CD-Roms, and more, in the Teachers' Resources area. Each review describes the resource and suggests ways it might be used in the classroom. New reviews are added regularly, so check back often!

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