The Latin-Centered Curriculum

I know people are logging in and reading, though.

-Drew

P.S. You have mail. :)

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"I wonder how far I shall carry any opinion with me when I plead for active effort to revive the general use of Latin?" - Hilaire Belloc
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I'm here reading...... but not posting. I am still following the method, but to be perfectly honest (bad habit of mine).... I just don't feel like I am qualified to have an intelligent opinion on this or other Classical sites....... oddly enough though, I do feel qualified to teach this approach to my kids. Go figure.

Bibbity-bobbity-boo!

I bought the book last year when it first came out, but didn't have any real questions because we were still in the Primary stage. Now that my oldest son is moving into the Grammar stage, I had to seek out some answers. When I first looked at the forums, I thought it was odd that there wasn't much recent activity. but there is a lot of good stuff in those older posts. And all of my questions have been answered, so I appreciate that. I hope I'll have more to contribute in the way of answers when I get some experience under my belt.

-Abbi

And I think the lack of posting activity is a credit to three things:

1) The amount of time the folks here are actually spending instructing their kids.
2) The quality of the answers provided to the questions initially posed.
3) I'm going out on a limb here since I haven't read LCC, but I suspect the clarity of LCC is the third thing.

I could be way off base, but that's my gut reaction from the last few days of lurking around here while deciding whether or not to register.