New Testament Greek 1 | Beginner Upper School
$665.00
About this Course
The online course "New Testament Greek 1: Beginner" is designed for upper school students with little to no prior experience in the Greek language. It aims to introduce students to foundational elements of both Classical and Koine Greek, including the alphabet, vocabulary, and grammar. The course emphasizes the relevance of Greek to understanding the New Testament, Orthodox Church liturgy, and classical Greek texts. It employs a holistic approach and believes in student engagement for active learning, with a focus on Greek as a "living" language. The course material covers half of the assigned textbook, and students can earn one high school credit in foreign language upon completion.
In this course, students learn to pronounce Greek using modern pronunciation, write and type Greek letters, and recite common Orthodox texts and prayers. They also study classical Greek grammar and vocabulary. The course distinguishes itself by teaching Koine Greek, the language of the New Testament, and-Modern Greek pronunciation, contrasting with other institutions that teach classical Greek and reconstructed pronunciation. The course curriculum allows students to build a strong foundation in Greek, aiding their comprehension of religious texts, cultural understanding, and historical awareness.
In this course, students learn to pronounce Greek using modern pronunciation, write and type Greek letters, and recite common Orthodox texts and prayers. They also study classical Greek grammar and vocabulary. The course distinguishes itself by teaching Koine Greek, the language of the New Testament, and-Modern Greek pronunciation, contrasting with other institutions that teach classical Greek and reconstructed pronunciation. The course curriculum allows students to build a strong foundation in Greek, aiding their comprehension of religious texts, cultural understanding, and historical awareness.
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