Second Form Latin Instructional DVD’s
Second Form Latin Instructional DVD’s by Memoria Press is a comprehensive educational resource published in 2020. This edition, presented in English, consists of 7 pages and is designed to enhance Latin language instruction. The DVD set features Jessica Watson, an experienced educator with over seventeen years of teaching in both homeschooling and classroom environments, who guides students through the complexities of Latin grammar and vocabulary.
Readers will find that this instructional DVD set covers essential aspects of Latin, including six indicative active and three indicative passive tenses across all four verb conjugations, as well as five noun declensions and adjectives in three declensions. Additionally, students will learn personal pronouns, prepositions, and a total of 365 vocabulary words, building on the foundation established in First Form. This resource aims to provide a structured approach to mastering Latin, making it suitable for both new learners and those continuing their studies.
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DVD SET About the Instructor: Jessica Watson received her B.S. in elementary education from Northland International University. Between homeschooling and classroom teaching, she has over seventeen years of teaching experience. Currently, Jessica teaches at Highlands Latin School and occasionally writes and works for Memoria Press. After finishing Second Form, the student will have mastered: Six indicative active and three indicative passive tenses of all four verb conjugations Five noun declensions, including -er/-ir nouns and i-stem nouns Adjectives in three declensions Personal pronouns Prepositions 365 vocabulary words (185 in First Form, and another 180 new words in Second Form
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