[B-Greek] Keeping up with Greek after the first year
Nigel Chapman
nigel at chapman.id.au
Sun Apr 3 00:58:15 EDT 2011
Hi Stephen,
I've mentioned a personal project of mine on the list before, and I'm
hesitant to mention it again, but it was partly created for the
educational purpose you're describing:
> Aside from recommending that they regularly read some Greek everyday,
> what do people here suggest?
Have the students pick an NT book that interests them, get hold of some
good commentaries, and produce their own gloss/commentary for the benefit
of others. Here's an example:
http://jesus.com.au/comment/reference/php+1
A paragraph or two per day should keep them going. The comment format is
in a friendly wiki-style...
http://jesus.com.au/comment/view/13
Note: The site uses Tishendorf rather than SBLGNT as the SBLGNT's license
explicitly dissallows Greek-English diglots. Variants can of course be
noted by any translator, and the educational aims aren't much affected by
having an older text.
All the best,
Nigel
On Sun, April 3, 2011 4:19 am, Stephen Carlson wrote:
> Some of my students are asking how to keep up with Greek after their
> first year, especially over the summer.
>
> Aside from recommending that they regularly read some Greek everyday,
> what do people here suggest?
>
> Stephen
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> Duke University
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