Ancient Greek 1 – Telematic

Admission
No pre-requisite is requested.

• Understanding of an Ancient Greek text, without using the dictionary
• In-depth knowledge and active use of all the most fundamental structures of Greek syntax and grammar
• Knowledge of the 1500 most frequent words in Greek classical literature

Program
Through the reading of texts in Ancient Greek, which are designed to encourage language learning, students deal with literary classical Greek (Attic Greek, V century b.C.) morphology, syntax and phraseology. Lessons will be held completely in Ancient Greek: following the fundamentals of the inductive-contextual methodology, the active use of Greek language both by the students and the teacher turns passive learning into an active competence, thus ensuring a sound knowledge of the language. Readings of some original Greek texts complete the course program. See the program in details The course consists in 50 video-lessons, which are available on demand according to the student’s needs: at the time of purchase, the student will receive a link through which she or he will be able to view the video-lessons until the expiration of the link itself. Together with the video-lessons, the course provides the chanche to take individual lessons with a teacher.  Lessons (of 60 minutes each) are held on Zoom or Skype. Thanks to the guide of the teacher, students may have the opportunity to clear their doubts, make questions or make exercises, according to their needs. The IISC suggests to make use of the individual lessons, after having viewed the chapters 2, 4, 8, 11 and 16 of the video course. However, students are free to schedule lessons with the teacher any time they feel it would appropriate (within the number of lessons purchased: any additional lessons can be purchased separately). Students may require lessons whenever they want (excluding the months of July and August), scheduling the day and hour according to their preferences, writing to info@iisc-edu.com.

CONTINUE STUDYING WITH US
Upon the completion of the course, students may access the course Ancient Greek 2 or Ancient Greek 2 Telematic.