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Old 06-18-2009, 12:48 PM
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Red face Questions about FF Latin

I teach Latin 1 day a week in a coop in Auburn, Alabama. We will meet 28 days this coming academic year for nearly two hours, plus an additional day for exams at the end of the year.

I have 3 questions about First Form in this situation:

1) Should my goal be to complete the book during this academic year or is this unrealistic?

2) Should I have parents purchase the Teacher Guide?

3) The students who are currently signed up have completed LCI. Could I invite students new to Latin to join this class? Would they need to be older than 5th grade?
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