A Journey in Classical Education | Classical Et Cetera | [Ep. 001: Martin Cothran]

In this episode, Shane sits down with Memoria Press veteran Martin Cothran to talk about a classical educator's journey, his experience in the field of classical education, the question "What is classical education?," and how he created "Traditional Logic." You'll hear about what he learned from G. K. Chesterton and how his journey to Memoria Press has impacted his life forever.
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[@zachsmith8916]

Does Memoria Press have a curriculum that uses Greek instead of Latin? I love what I am hearing but I would be more interested interested in teaching my son koine so he can read the New Testament and Septuagint.

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We do have a Greek program that follows the same grammar first approach as First Form Latin. www.memoriapress.com/curriculum/greek/
We typically start Latin in 2nd or 3rd grade and Greek in 7th. We are using Latin to teach grammar and vocabulary in the younger grades. Greek offers many of the same benefits as Latin, but the Greek alphabet adds another layer of complexity that slows down young students.