This document provides an overview of a Classical Studies assessment. It outlines the lesson objectives of explaining how the assessments work and reviewing prior learning. It then discusses what students in ancient Greece studied, including philosophy, mathematics, and rhetoric. Finally, it directs students to review sample assessment questions and the assessment criteria to ensure they understand what will be evaluated.

1. Introduction and Overview Lesson objectives: To explain how the Classical Studies assessments work. To review prior learning Why do YOU study Classical Studies?

2. The Ancient Realm In ancient Greek culture, students were taught philosophy, mathematics, rhetoric, government, and history. The Greeks and Romans studied the nature and origins of languages and then developed theories on how to use the structure of language for the benefit of society. What can you say and how can you say it to convince the masses to work together on building a more successful, efficient society that promotes the well-being of all?

3. Student Guide Read through the student guide. It is there to GUIDE you!

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16. Ass. Criteria Read through the assessment overview and the previous questions. Make sure you understand the criteria thoroughly!