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Volume 30, Issue 1-2, January 1985
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Classics for the gifted
Author A.V. Van StekelenburgSource: Akroterion 30, pp 03 –09 (1985)More Less*This article was originally presented as a contribution during the International Conference on Education for the Gifted at Stellenbosch in June 1984.
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Die bemiddeling van groter insig in die antieke lewens- en wêreldbeskouing deur middel van 'n tematiese aanbieding van Latynse tekste
Author Marie SchoemanSource: Akroterion 30, pp 10 –16 (1985)More Less
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Grammatikale en grammatikale benaderings tot die Latynse poesie
Author J. SwanepoelSource: Akroterion 30, pp 17 –28 (1985)More Less
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Classics and constraint : the limitations of the literary approach to the teaching of Latin
Author K.O. MatierSource: Akroterion 30, pp 29 –32 (1985)More Less
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The reason for change*
Author F. SmutsSource: Akroterion 30, pp 42 –52 (1985)More LessThis article is an adapted version of a paper read by Prof. F. Smuts at the Teachers' Workshop organised by the Western Cape Branch of the C.A.S.A. on 4th February, devoted to a discussion of the new Senior Certificate syllabus for Latin. It is immediately followed (p 44) by a discussion of how the new syllabus attempts to meet the ""shortcomings"" of the old syllabus by specific reference to the new syllabus. This discussion did not form part of the original paper.