Re: Language
- Posted by Michael Bolin <michaeltom at GEOCITIES.COM> Apr 28, 1998
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> In the 1840's it wasn't unusual for 8th grade students > - even in small towns in the midwest - to be required to > read and write book reports in Latin. If they weren't > very good students, they could do this in French, instead. > > How does that compare with the current state of education? > (hint: don't bother looking for that state on a map.:) I've taken a little bit of Latin. Not a lot of conversational stuff, but still I know bit about it. Current state of education? Current state of illiteracy is more like it.Michael Bolin