I met #RobinWilliams twice. Both times I thought "This guy is insane!" just as I caught myself smiling and shaking my head.
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I met #RobinWilliams twice. Both times I thought "This guy is insane!" just as I caught myself smiling and shaking my head.
— Garza Girl (@Garza_Girl) August 12, 2014
5-HISTORY & LITERATURE: When you study Latin, you learn about history, ancient literature, & mythology, references to which appear in....
— Kathleen M Quinn (@quinnkl) August 12, 2014
We're excited for #BackToSchool 2014! Here's a message from our team: http://t.co/E1QE35s0as @Jena_Sherry @thenerdyteacher @Techbradwaid
— Remind (@RemindHQ) August 12, 2014
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— Mike Monteiro (@monteiro) August 12, 2014
4-WRITING & GRAMMAR: Latin helps to improve English reading, writing, & grammar. Study of inflected languages can increase accuracy & focus.
— Kathleen M Quinn (@quinnkl) August 12, 2014
3-LANGUAGES: Study of Latin makes learning other languages easier since Romance languages (Spanish, French, & Italian) derive from Latin.
— Kathleen M Quinn (@quinnkl) August 12, 2014
2-LAW & MUSIC: Latin words & phrases are commonly used in law, medicine, music, & more! E.g., in loco parentis, habeas corpus, & ad libitum!
— Kathleen M Quinn (@quinnkl) August 12, 2014