If you are looking for a way to augment your Latin study time, Varsity Tutors can get you started with Washington DC Latin lessons. These services can accommodate a variety of needs and situations so you can find the help that suits your needs. The resources and instruction in these classes can help you to maximize your study time and increase your confidence.
Latin is one of the most influential languages in history. Though it is a "dead" language, meaning that it is not spoken in any community, Latin is a key linguistic forebearer to Romance languages such as Italian, French, and Spanish. Latin is also an important ancestor of English even though English is a Germanic language. Latin was for centuries the language of law, politics, medicine, and science in the Western World. Learning Latin can be useful in a number of contexts. For students at schools like Woodrow Wilson High School or Columbia Heights Education Campus, Latin could be a way to fulfill a foreign language graduation requirement. Those in undergraduate or graduate-level programs at schools like Georgetown University or George Washington University may need to study Latin as part of Classical studies programs, or similar programs.
What skills and concepts can I study during Washington DC Latin lessons?
Latin presents both easy points of entry for English speakers and unique challenges as well. Latin and English share an alphabet which makes reading and writing much easier. Likewise, because English is descended from Latin, many common English words such as "audacious," "code," and "finish" are very similar to their Latin counterpart. This can make vocabulary learning more accessible. However, unlike English, Latin is a heavily inflected language. Classical Latin, in particular, has numerous word endings that provide information about a word. For nouns, inflections indicate the part of speech of the word, whether it is singular or plural, and the gender of the noun. In Latin, all nouns have a gender, even inanimate objects. Verbs are inflected to indicate their tense and whether they are singular or plural. This is a facet of Latin that appears a bit in English, but far less. You will need to memorize a large number of endings and know how to use them. Because Latin is inflected, another complicated factor when learning Latin is that the order of words is extremely fluid. Unlike in English, where word order matters a great deal, Latin can have nearly any part of speech in nearly any part of the sentence. This can be confusing initially for English speakers who have certain expectations about where the parts of a sentence fall.
Learning Latin in a structured format can help you to build a solid foundation of knowledge and build off of that foundation. An expert can help you know which concepts and skills to learn first, and which ones follow logically. This can help you to study more efficiently and in an organized manner. Formal language study can help you avoid bad habits in your writing, reading, or speaking. Also, these sorts of environments are great places to engage in conversation in Latin. Speaking a language aloud and participating in conversations are some of the most powerful ways to learn a language because they require you to utilize a variety of skills and knowledge at the same time.
What can Washington DC Latin lessons do to help me study?
As you prepare to start your Latin study time, you can learn in two main ways. The first is through a Washington DC Latin class. These online classes give you the chance to learn with a group in a classroom atmosphere. For those who would rather learn in a one-on-one environment, Washington DC Latin tutors are available to help you. Either of these options can help you to make the most of your study time and increase your comfort with the language.
In a Washington DC Latin class, you and your fellow students can hear live lectures from your instructor in a virtual classroom. This virtual classroom allows you to ask questions, discuss key ideas, and share your insights. You can learn from the perspectives of other students, and you are able to help your instructor see where you may need more help. You instructor can modify the class time to address areas of concern for the class, and you can set up a time to meet with your instructor outside of class as well. These classes are a great opportunity to practice conversations as well as learning the core skills and ideas in Latin.
There are both two and four-week classes that are available. New classes start every month, and there are multiple sessions that are available at a time. You can pick the session that fits your schedule as well as possible when you register.
When working with a Washington DC Latin tutor, you can experience learning that is based on your unique needs. You and your academic mentor can make a study plan for your sessions that fits your goals, abilities, and learning style. Your Washington DC Latin tutor can give you tools and instruction that suits your learning style, and you can focus on the content that is most pertinent to what you want to learn. You can practice your ability to properly inflect words, study vocabulary, and engage in conversations. Throughout your sessions, you can interact with your mentor to increase your understanding of Latin and your confidence.
How do I sign up for Washington DC Latin lessons?
If you are interested in either of these services, you can contact one of our Educational Consultants. They would be glad to answer your questions. They can also help you decide which service is right for you.
Varsity Tutors can set you up with Washington DC Latin lessons that help you to use your time effectively. If you want to experience the benefits of these sessions, contact one of your Educational Consultants online or over the phone today, and they will walk you through the registration process.

Annie: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...deep satisfaction that comes from overcoming academic struggles to achieve excellence, I'm eager to help students reach their full potential! I graduated from Williams College in 2013 with a degree in English, focusing on women in literature. During my time there, I tutored students at the local middle and high school. I have experience tutoring in middle school English, math, and science, and high school English, social studies, and essay revision. My favorite part of...
Education & Certification
- Williams College - Bachelors, English
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- SSAT
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- +43 subjects

Terry: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...presented with information about language, whether English or Latin. Most students benefit more from assistance in approaching the material and through the development of study skills such as learning the material in different ways or recognizing the root of the confusion. Therefore, I believe that a tutor should guide the student through the material to a point of comfort and understanding. In this way, I think that students gain strong building blocks for future learning...
Education & Certification
- Franklin and Marshall College - Bachelor in Arts, Latin, Anthropology
- University of Colorado Boulder - Master of Arts, Classics (Latin)
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- Chemical Engineering
- AP English Literature and Composition
- Summer
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Erin: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...to Ukrainian students in grades two through seven. I have also tutored students in primary school and high school in introductory Latin and led a tutorial for college students in introductory Attic Greek. I taught extra-curricular remedial courses in composition and reading comprehension for grades six through eight and was responsible for submitting weekly progress reports to parents and teachers. I have also tutored adult learners who were studying for their Graduate Equivalency Degree (GED)...
Education & Certification
- St. Mary's College of Maryland - Bachelors, English and History
- University of Aberdeen - Masters, Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Studies
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- Comparative Literature
- High School English
- Latin 1
- +17 subjects

Jennifer: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...help others succeed, and I like helping people to learn. I find the most joy in seeing a students eyes light up when what I have been teaching them clicks in their heads. I enjoy tutoring one-on-one since I have found that engaging a student directly in the learning process helps him/her to understand (and remember) the topic more fully, rather than letting them get by on just rote memorization that is forgotten once the...
Education & Certification
- Smith College - Bachelor in Arts, Classical Studies
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- SAT Mathematics
- ISEE
- Latin 1
- +15 subjects

Emily: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...specialize in STEM subjects, literature and critical reading, and test prep. I earned my BS in Biology at the University of Dallas - a Great Books liberal arts college. I am a strong proponent of interdisciplinary, self-directed learning. In my work as a teacher, I make it a priority to help my students discover a love of learning, the skills to self-assess their needs and strengths, and develop an understanding of their own best learning...
Education & Certification
- University of Dallas - Bachelors, Biology, General
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- Algebra
- SAT Mathematics
- High School English
- +47 subjects

Rhea: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...Relations and Business at American University in Washington, D.C. I come from a suburban town near Houston, Texas, where I attended an international studies high school and gained lots of experience through working and volunteering. I have worked as an assistant teacher for ESL (English as a Second Language) and volunteered as a tutor in both regular and AP subjects throughout my high school years. I am very interested in education and I am working...
Education & Certification
- American University - Current Undergrad, International Relations, Business
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- SAT Subject Test in Mathematics Level 2
- College Essays
- Microeconomics
- +309 subjects

Jesse: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...held a passion for history and the arts of language and literature. I earned my BA in Philosophy at St Mary's College of Maryland and my MA in Ancient Languages at the Catholic University of America. I have tutored privately, as have also taught 1st and 3rd grade in the public school system. I want to help prepare young people for adulthood by bettering their writing skills, in addition to instilling in them a true...
Education & Certification
- St. Mary's College of Maryland - Bachelors, Philosophy
- Catholic University of America - Masters, Ancient Semitic Languages and Cultures
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- Comparative Literature
- Writing
- Reading
- +13 subjects

Moe: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...formulate them myself). This method affirms student understanding of the subjects covered. Guarantees: I can guarantee you that if you follow the steps I pass onto you, I have no doubt that you will not only pass the class but also end up with an A. That's based on experience and not talk. Once you understand Math, you will love it. Once you love it, you will excel at it. As simple as that.... My teaching philosophy involves direct engagement with the student to make sure he/she is really understanding what I am explaining. Real-life scenarios and how these formulas are applied in our daily life provide the student a great deal of understanding. In most cases, this approach helps the student remember the equation or even reconstruct it again based on the scenarios discussed. Everything in Math is applied in our daily life, but we are unaware of it because we do not pay attention to it. However, not noticing it does not mean it does not exist. After most sessions, I assign few problems for the student to work on them at home before our next session (these assignments could be chosen from the textbook or I could formulate them myself) to affirm complete student understanding of the subjects discussed.
Education & Certification
- Lebanese Amerian University - Bachelors, Electrical Engineering
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock - PHD, Applied Science
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- SAT Math
- Social Studies
- Quantitative Reasoning
- +61 subjects

Nick: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...addition to law and physics, I am also fairly skilled with languages, having taken Spanish for six years, and Italian, Ancient Greek, and Latin for a year apiece. In addition to focusing on law, physics, and languages, I have also had a lot of success with helping students with learning disabilities, such as ADD, ADHD, and dyslexia. I myself was diagnosed with ADHD when I was six, and I have developed a variety of techniques...
Education & Certification
- American University - Bachelors, Justice, Law, and Society
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- Spanish 2
- Legal Writing
- English
- +31 subjects

Jacob: Washington Latin lesson instructor
...(2010) I started tutoring in return for brownies. The next year I officially started tutoring students, primarily in Chemistry and Geometry. The following year I independently designed and taught an introductory Latin course designed to interest sixth grade students. In college I lost much of the free time I had available in high school, and so I began tutoring online. I joined the chemistry club (St. Mary's American Chemical Society - SMACS) and through SMACS...
Education & Certification
- St. Mary's College of Maryland - Bachelor in Arts, Biology, General
Subject Expertise
- Latin
- Latin 3
- Biochemistry
- Physics
- +30 subjects