15 courses with the subject GK, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
GK 101Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 13
This and each of the subsequent Greek 100 & 200-level courses will cover the entirety of Santiago Carbonell Martínez's Logos textbook, according to the Spoken Greek Pedagogy that is unique to VSI. Students will begin to speak and understand Greek with the same efficacy as in other modern languages. Intended as a fall-spring sequence. Offered every year.
GK 102Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 23
This and each of the subsequent Greek 100 & 200-level courses will cover the entirety of Santiago Carbonell Martínez's Logos textbook, according to the Spoken Greek Pedagogy that is unique to VSI. Students will begin to speak and understand Greek with the same efficacy as in other modern languages. Intended as a fall-spring sequence. Offered every year.
GK 201Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 33
This and each of the subsequent Greek 100 & 200-level courses will cover the entirety of Santiago Carbonell Martínez's Logos textbook, according to the Spoken Greek Pedagogy that is unique to VSI. Students will begin to speak and understand Greek with the same efficacy as in other modern languages. Intended as a fall-spring sequence. Offered every year.
GK 202Fundamentals of the Greek Language - Level 43
This and each of the subsequent Greek 100 & 200-level courses will cover the entirety of Santiago Carbonell Martínez's Logos textbook, according to the Spoken Greek Pedagogy that is unique to VSI. Students will begin to speak and understand Greek with the same efficacy as in other modern languages. Intended as a fall-spring sequence. Offered every year.
Writing is a uniquely powerful tool for fixing knowledge in memory. This course will take the student through a series of guided practice sessions in writing Greek, reviewing noun and verb forms, then having them produce Greek on their own, featuring the most important syntactic features of the language. Active exercises will help them internalize the mechanics of indirect discourse, purpose and result clauses, etc. Original writing in Greek, plus translation exercises into Greek from English, will make up the bulk of class assignments. This course is introductory, suitable for students who have studied Greek grammar but have never taken a prose composition class before.
