THE COURSE IN CLASSICAL CULTURE AT FORT HARE
Abstract
Akroterion of June 1993 Prof. Lambert dealt with the various approaches and strategies which could be followed in the teaching of ClassicaI Culture courses. In Akroterion of April 1994 Prof. Conradie stated that it would be valuable if Universities could exchange information about the content of such courses since there are a number of problems in their design. To mention a few problem areas that both articles refer to:
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2014-03-30
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Varia Didactica
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