Meeting The Challenge:
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List of papers

Joan Booth Universiteit Leiden, Holland

Sex at siesta time: reading Ovid through film – and vice versa.

Angelo Chiarle
Liceo Scientifico
Statale “Darwin”,
Rivoli (TO), Italy


Can Cicero and Horace still help us in the age of reality shows?
From classical texts to Habits of Mind: the challenge of a new framework for schoolwork.

Eric Dugdale
Gustavus Adolphus College, MN, USA

Good grief: learning empathy through ancient drama.
Linda Fabrizio
Garden City High School
, NY, USA

The Aeneid:   Teenagers Make Connections to Literature, Film and Music.


Imogen Goodier

 
Head of Classics
Hazelwick School, Crawley, UK



True Love: Making Roman poetry relevant to young people: a case study of teaching Ovid’s Amores Book 1.


Ivo Gottwald


Walter Gropius Gymnasium,
Dessau,Germany



Latin photos: Student interpretations of Ovid and the Vulgate.
Licia Landi
SSIS
Veneto,
University of Venice,
Italy

“Vivamus atque amemus”: talking to Catullus in class.
Claire Le Hur Head of Classics at Rugby School , UK
To what extent can pupils elicit a personal response to literature through translation, and how just important is a literal translation for examinations?
Bob Lister
University of Cambridge,UK

Bringing texts to life in the classroom

Gillian Mead

Cambridge
School
Classics Project, UK

Exploring the meaning of Latin literature via soundscape.

Nicoletta Natalucci

University of Perugia, Italy

ICT for Classical texts.
Barbara Pokorna
Palcky University in
Olomouc
Czech Republic

Ovid’s Metamorphoses in the works of Dutch Painters of 17th century.
Mark Rasmussen
Centre College, Danville, KY, USA

Teaching the Renaissance through Virgil and Ovid.
Per Rasmussen
University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Different Aspects of Teaching Latin A-level at the
University of Copenhagen
Geoffrey Revard
Saint Stephen
's Episcopal School, FL, USA


What Would Virgil Do?
Luigi Scarpa University of Padua,
Italy
Identity of gender and sexual morality in Pagan and Christian Rome and its potential application in modern school.
Panos Seranis
Griechisches Lyzeum, Stuttgart, Germany

Teaching Antigone Using Film: Challenges and Opportunities.
Lisa St Louis Robert Welch University, WI, USA
The Use of Moodle, Virtual Reality and Other Emerging Technologies in Online Classics Teaching.
David Taylor
Editor of
academic Classical books, UK

Comparative translation as an aid to students’ response to Latin poetry.
Claudia Teixeira
University of Évora, Portugal

Cinema and classical texts: the example of catabasis.

Donatella Vignola, Maria Elena Mantovani

Liceo “M. Gioia”, Piacenza,  Italy

Metamorphosis.                                                  Experiencing the “last world” through the images of a short film.
Rudolf Wachter
University of Basel
, Switzerland

Recitationes: combining effective assessment with pleasurable listening
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