...this supplement will allow teachers to present additional passages seamlessly into the curriculum.
Sharon KazmierskiNo teacher of Vergil should be without this book.T. Keith Dix, University of Georgia
...this supplement will allow teachers to present additional passages seamlessly into the curriculum.' -- Sharon Kazmierski
'No teacher of Vergil should be without this book.' -- T. Keith Dix, University of Georgia
Barbara Weiden Boyd's textbook of the new lines is welcome...The notes are well done and helpful without doing the student's work for them...The work as a whole is extremely well done and should be widely used.
...For all AP* programs which have been using a text of books 1-6...this is unquestionably the ancillary text to use for the revised syllabus. Its excellence guarantees that it will not be so only in default of other options. -- John Higgins, The Gilbert School
The notes are more than scholarly: they are practical. More than once Boyd tells the reader in what word order to 'take' a clause or phrase. This kind of information is often a salvation for students -- and for teachers, too. The author has explained so very many things to the reader, and the notes are a virtual source of knowledge in and of themselves.
Anybody can pull lines out of a work, but not everyone can bring the lines alive and make the text work the way Boyd has with the notes....This book was a joy to review. --Gaylan DuBose, Fulmore Middle School and Guardian Angel Academy
Barbara Weiden Boyd's textbook of the new lines is welcome...The notes are well done and helpful without doing the student's work for them...The work as a whole is extremely well done and should be widely used.
...For all AP* programs which have been using a text of books 1-6...this is unquestionably the ancillary text to use for the revised syllabus. Its excellence guarentees that it will not be so only in default of other options. -- John Higgins, The Gilbert School
The notes are more than scholarly: they are practical. More than once Boyd tells the reader in what word order to take a clause or phrase. This kind of information is often a salvation for students -- and for teachers, too. The author has explained so very many things to the reader, and the notes are a virtual source of knowledge in and of themselves.
Anybody can pull lines out of a work, but not everyone can bring the lines alive and make the text work the way Boyd has with the notes....This book was a joy to review. --Gaylan DuBose, Fulmore Middle School and Guardian Angel Academy
