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ARLT and JACT endured a period of uneasy relations, with some questioning of ARLT's reason for continuing existence, but in time all concerned recognised the need to work together for the common cause against those who willed the demise of Classics teaching. Now the two organisations publish a joint
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brought many of the principles espoused by Rouse and the ARLT into the mainstream of Latin teaching. This led ARLT to adopt a more supportive, rather than campaigning, approach, offering general encouragement for all Classics
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Three Classical organisations, The Classical Association, the Orbilian Society (now defunct) and the Association for the Reform of Latin Teaching, joined in founding an umbrella organisation: the
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announced a £4m scheme to introduce Latin into 40 state schools. Latin is already taught in 3% of stateschools and is permitted under the National Curriculum.
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ceased to require proficiency in Latin as a qualification for entry. This meant a sharp reduction in the numbers of school pupils learning Latin.
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reported on the Summer Schools and included articles on practical teaching of Latin. Contributors included
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of language teaching, which entailed using the language in everyday situations rather than merely learning
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by rote. Summer Schools remain the chief activity of this organisation. A journal entitled
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After the Second World War three developments deeply affected the ARLT:
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It arose from Summer Schools which Rouse organised in order to train
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Educational organisations based in the United Kingdom
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Index

United Kingdom
W. H. D. Rouse
Latin
Direct Method
grammar
syntax
Dorothy L. Sayers
Oxford
Cambridge
Cambridge Latin Course
Joint Association of Classical Teachers
Department of Education
Gavin Williamson
American Classical League
Minimus
"ARLT – The Association for Latin Teaching"
"ARLT Weblog | Anything UK Classics teahers are likely to find useful or interesting"
"Latin to be introduced at 40 state secondaries in England"
Association for the Reform of Latin Teaching
Categories
Latin-language education
Educational organisations based in the United Kingdom

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