Learn to Teach Ancient Italy: A Study Tour Designed for Teachers
Learn to Teach Ancient Italy: A Study Tour Designed for Teachers

June 30- July 14, 1998

Directors

Cindy Pope
TI IN Television Network
San Antonio, Texas

Jay Hellmuth
Pulaksi Academy
Little Rock, Arkansas

Leslie Noles Flood
Germantown High School
Memphis, Tennessee

sponsored by
Campanian Enterprises, Inc.

Travel along the Via Appia like Quintus and the Cornelii do on the way to Rome. You, too, will see the Tomb of Caecilia Metella. Once in Rome, take the same walking tour that Marcus Sextus, Uncle Titus and Eucleides took in Ecce Romani and that Quintus and his Dad take in the Oxford Latin Course on their first night in Rome (The Servian Wall, Circus Maximus, Palatine Hill, Forum, the Curia, et multa alia aedificia!).

Three master teachers and experienced travelers will lead a group of teachers to Italy to gather the experiences and materials necessary to teach Latin from the most popular Latin texts available (Cambridge, Longman, Oxford and Jenny). The leaders of this study tour have over fifteen years of teaching experience with the above texts as well as other series no longer in print.

Throughout the tour every effort will be made to point out how certain places, artworks, etc. fit into the curriculum of the different textbooks so that every teacher will leave Italy not only with pictures but also with successful lesson plan ideas used by the teachers involved. A secondary purpose of the program is to acquaint teachers with travel in Italy so that they can bring their own students in the future.

As a closing gesture, the leaders will collect pictures and sample lesson plans from the participants and make them available for downloading on their own WWW page.

For additional information about the Program contact Campanian Enterprises, Inc. directly or the Faculty Directors:

Program Includes:

 
Transatlantic flight from New York to Italy: New York —> Rome —> Florence —> New York. Special Add-On Fares—available from other cities In United States and Canada.
All lodging: Naples, Rome, Florence
Transportation throughout the session
Continental breakfast, 6 dinner daily and 1 lunch
Study Guide and Reading Lists
All entrance fees to museums, archaeological sites and churches
Gratuities, taxes, and service charges

Cost for the Program:
(All prices in US dollars)**

Registration Fee:	$50.00
Session Fee: Option # 1 (Includes: trans Atlantic airfare, lodging, all breakfasts and 6 dinners, I lunch, entrance fees, study guide and all travel during session	$2945.00
Session Fee; option #2 (Includes: trans Atlantic airfare, lodging, all breakfasts and 6 dinners, I lunch, entrance fees, study guide and all travel during session	$2595.00
Single Accommodation Supplement:	$450.00

**Note: We can not guarantee shared accommodations. The cost is quoted in US dollars with rates in effect in 8/97 and is subject to change prior to departure depending upon currency exchange.

Registration Details

To register for this program please request the Registration Forms by contacting us by telephone, fax, e-mail or at the address listed below. Preliminary deadline for Registration is December 1, 1997. The number of participants on this program is limited so early registration is advised. If you wish additional information about the program contact Campanian Enterprises, Inc. or one of the Faculty Directors of the Program. Contact:
Campanian Enterprises, Inc.
Box 167
Oxford, Ohio 45056
Telephone: (513) 524-4846
Fax: (513) 523-0276

Add-On Airfare:
We have been able to secure Special Add-On Fares for this program to connect with the transatlantic flight in New York. These Add-On Fares are available from cities in both the United States and Canada. Contact Campanian Enterprises, Inc. directly for information and details about these special fares.

See Registration Form

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