I tihnk I just gained a level in my Navigate Bureaucracy skill. That was ridiculously difficult to do - there is a huge multi-step process for registration, much of which involves mailing things back and forth to even get permission to enroll for the course as professional development (which is furthe ridiculous because the course was actually ( Read more... )

Apparently they wanted to create a collection of readings focused on the theme of leadership.

*is skeptical in the extreme*

('Cause apparently there's no leadership in the second half of the Aeneid. Or in most of Book II.)

As in, ever. Because they just sent out their big end-of-school-year news release, listing all the AP courses that are going to have major revisions in the next few years, going through a brief summary of what the changes will be. Latin was nowhere on the list. Again. And if one goes to the College Board "AP In 2012 and Beyond" page, there's ( Read more... )

Dear College Board ( Read more... )

Okay, so College Board are being asses, but this time I honestly can't blame it entirely on them. They conducted a survey of AP Latin teachers, asking what they wanted to see on the new AP Latin curriculum ( Read more... )

I did some investigating, based on some of the questions that came up from my last post ( Read more... )

So the news is in about what they're generally planning to do with the new AP Latin Exam ( Read more... )

Okay, so apparently copyright law as concerns teacher-created educational material needs serious work ( Read more... )