> the website
I have set up this website as a resource for anyone interested in various but interconnected topics of language, literature, culture, and education. Here you will find learning tips, book reviews and other articles of interest – mostly in English, but also in South Slavic languages.
The term Grammaticus comes from the Greek word ฮณฯฮฑฮผฮผฮฑฯฮนฮบฯฯ [grammatikos], ultimately stemming from the word ฮณฯฮฌฮผฮผฮฑ [gramma] – a letter. In classical antiquity and medieval times it denoted a man of learning, a scholar engaged in teaching and literary study.
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> the author
My name is Nenad Knezevic. I have been working as an educator for over twenty years, teaching English, Latin, and Classical Greek in language schools and as a private tutor. I hold graduate degrees in Classics and Cultural Studies, and you can find more information on my work experience and published papers in my official CV.
> private classes
My approach to teaching isโฆ
- learner-centered
- based on tried-and-tested methodologies
- personalised and flexible
- supportive and sensitive to individual needs
- filled with relevant cultural and literary content
If you are looking for a private language tutor, I am offering the following classes, available online or face-to-face (if you happen to be in Belgrade, Serbia):
ENGLISH
- General English (A1-C2)
- Business English
- English language exam preparation (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL)
- unstructured conversation classes
LATIN
- Classical Latin (A1-B2)
- Church Latin / Mediaeval Latin (B1/B2)
- remedial high-school level classes
GREEK
- Classical Greek (A1-B2)
- New Testament Greek (A2/B1), focused on reading and analysing the text of the NT Koine Greek
If you have any further questions, please send me a message via the Contact form.
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