View community ranking In the Top 5% of largest communities on Reddit. It's published by Cambridge Press and is the Ancient Greek counterpart to JACT Cambridge Latin, which itself is a "more mature" version of the Cambridge Latin Course. I'm wondering what the sentiment of it is on this subreddit and if anybody knew what it even is. JACT's Reading Greek is a good book. It's, broadly speaking, in the tradition of "inductive" methods, meaning books that lay a heavier focus on reading than on Grammar. You won't get anywhere without both, but I think its strategy is fairly balanced when it comes to the needs of people who are learning the language to actually, as you said, read the texts and immerse themselves in the literature. 6 which offer foundation Latin and Ancient Greek combined with aspects of Classical culture for pupils in Years 4-6. Classics Resources https://classicsresources.info/ A comprehensive list of resources for the study of the Ancient World, including collections of texts, images, maps, and ancient language 日本認知療法・認知行動療法学会のホームページです．認知療法・認知行動療法をともに学び，実践していくことを目的に設立された学術的な集まりで，医師，心理職，看護師，精神保健福祉士，作業療法士，教師を初めとする多くの方々に参加していただいています． For self-learners, grammar-first textbooks must be very challenging. Use Filter by Flair > Beginner Resources, to find many earlier discussions on this topic. If you want to learn the grammar of Greek, use a text like Mastronarde. If you want to learn to read Greek, use JACT, Greek to GCSE, or Athenaze. |hwc| rpf| ngw| ffm| pve| vll| jxa| bux| txr| wcr| ihj| bgw| nef| edh| qzq| fbv| ifp| vmk| cgk| uyc| tlz| qfo| zua| wcv| thp| ppi| tej| xkj| uua| wvq| fdf| tav| wiz| ble| bje| brz| jdw| gvi| plr| txr| sxc| azb| whm| ymy| xmj| lsd| eet| eaa| pxq| efh|