This summer I’m teaching Elementary Greek at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.  Here are some links to the materials that we’re using for the course.

Syllabus: Word: GREEK 3356 S Syllabus 2013 Summer     PDF: GREEK 3356 S Syllabus 2013 Summer

Assignments for Each Chapter of Mounce (BBG)

Mounce Workbook Homework Key for 3rd ed.: Here (offsite at Mounce’s Teknia website)

Mounce (BBG) Audio Files

Course Handouts: Here

Restricted Access (only for those enrolled in class)

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ASSIGNMENT PREP DUE DATES: [note: assignments will be ordered so that the most recent one appears on top]

Due Tuesday, June 18:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 17-18 and be prepared to discuss HW (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  [2] Quiz on Ch. 16.

Due Tuesday, June 11:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 16-17 and be prepared to discuss HW (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  Note: I’ll also field any final questions on Ch. 14. [2] Quizzes on Ch. 13 & 14.

Due Friday, June 7:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 13-14 and be prepared to discuss HW; read/study Ch. 15 (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  [2] Quizzes on Chs. 11 and 12.

Due Tuesday, June 4:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 12-13 and be prepared to discuss HW (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  [2] Quiz on Ch. 10.

Due Friday, May 31:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 10-11 and be prepared to discuss HW (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  [2] Quiz on Ch. 9.

Due Wednesday, May 29:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 9-10 and be prepared to discuss HW (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  [2] Quiz on Ch. 8.

Due Friday, May 24:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 8-9 and be prepared to discuss HW (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  [2] Quizzes on Ch. 6 & 7.

Due Tuesday, May 21:

[1] Since we were not able to complete a full internet session on last Friday, let’s plan to cover homework for Lessons 6-7 this Tuesday. So please consult the last assignment and be ready to ask questions on the homework.  [2] I will send you Quizzes on the following:  (a) Greek Alphabet chart; (b) Ch. 3; (c) Ch. 4.  Please complete them by the end of the day Tuesday and email them to me (scan into a pdf).

Due Friday, May 17:

[1] Complete all requirements for Mounce Chapters 5-7 and be prepared to discuss HW (see link above for Assignments for Each Lesson of Mounce; listen to Mounce Chapter Overviews here).  [2] I will send you Quizzes on the following after our Friday session:  (a) Greek Alphabet chart; (b) Ch. 3; (c) Ch. 4; (d) Ch. 6; (e) Ch. 7

Due Tuesday, May 14: In preparation for our first class meeting, there is an assignment for you to complete BEFORE class on Tuesday:

[1] Read and study the Mounce textbook chapters 1-4.

[2]  Complete the Mounce workbook exercises for Chapters 3 and 4.

[3] Memorize the Greek alphabet–the Greek letters, the name of the Greek letters, and the English transliteration of the Greek letters.  Your first quiz will be at the end of class on Monday over the Greek alphabet.  In order to help you learn the alphabet, please use my two handouts called Greek Alphabet and Greek Alphabet Practice Sheet. As well, Mounce has a couple of free lectures available, and Chapters 3 and 4 are among his free ones.  Here are the links to listen to Mounce teaching the alphabet and its sounds (as well as Ch. 4 materials):

http://www.teknia.com/newtestamentgreek1/3-alphabet-and-pronunciation (click on “lecture”; there’s also other neat stuff here!)

http://www.teknia.com/newtestamentgreek1/4-punctuation-and-syllabification