This module is designed for students who have already acquired some fundamentals of Ancient Greek morphology and syntax. It aims to introduce students to reading and understanding complex sentence and longer passages by providing them with more knowledge of grammar and syntax.
Total Contact Hours: 40
Total Private Study Hours: 110
Total Study Hours: 150
Main assessment methods
In-Course Test (40 minutes) – 20%
Grammar and Translation Exercises (7-10 in total) – 60%
Take-home Grammar and Translation Assignments (5-7 in total) – 20%
Reassessment methods
100% Grammar and Translation Exercise
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See the library reading list for this module (Canterbury)
The intended subject specific learning outcomes.
On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1 Show an elementary command of Ancient Greek accidence and syntax;
2 Have an elementary knowledge of grammatical terms and underlying principles of Ancient Greek;
3 Show an elementary command of Greek vocabulary;
4 Demonstrate reading skills and strategies;
5 Demonstrate an elementary ability to translate Greek-to-English and English-to-Greek sentences;
6 Show elementary abilities to identify and solve some problems with the appropriate tools in short translation passages in prose and verse from Ancient Greek authors.
The intended generic learning outcomes.
On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1 Demonstrate an ability to identify and solve problems;
2 Demonstrate an ability to assess the meaning and significance of information;
3 Demonstrate an ability to present written material clearly and effectively, including sensitivity to the reader's perspective;
4 Demonstrate a good attention to detail;
5 Demonstrate an ability to write and think under pressure and to manage time and meet deadlines;
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