Title: Demeaning and Confusion
Review: This is my first year of ancient Greek, and though I can't say it has been deplorable, it certainly has been less than interesting. This is due in no small part to our text, Athenaze. I and my classmates find the stories about Dicaeopolis and his family, although humorous, puerile and insulting. The exercises are repetitive to the point of being monotonous, and the layout of the grammar notes leaves something to be desired. Seeing as I have nothing to compare this book to, it might be the best book for Ancient Greek, but I and the Classics department head (who is not teaching the course) agrees with me when I say I doubt it.
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