Toad zoonyms mirror the linguistic and demographic history of Greece. by Leonidas-Romanos Davranoglou, Leonidas Embirikos

“…In the present study, it was attempted to fill this knowledge gap by focusing on Greece, where more than 7.700 individuals were interviewed both in the field and through online platforms, in order to document toad zoonyms from all varieties and dialects of Greek, as well as local non-Greek languages such as Arvanitika, South Slavic dialects, and Vlach. …”
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At the gymnasium through your football buddy's aunt. Accessibility of classical education in the Netherlands by Lidewij van Gils

“…How accessible is the field of Latin and ancient Ancient Greek languages in the Dutch education system? In recent years this discussion has resurfaced in the light of societal developments which focus on equality of opportunities.1 Moreover, our field faces the challenge to explain in both international and national discussions what makes its study so relevant in the current times, both in secondary and tertiary education.2 This article provides a short overview of the current situation of Latin and ancient Ancient Greek education within the Dutch secondary education system before looking in more detail at its impact on Dutch students. …”
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Classical lyricism in Italian and North American 20th-century poetry by Piantanida, C

Historical and pedagogical aspects of foreign language education in Ukraine by Tetiana M. Mishenina

“…For centuries, education and all other socio-political processes were taken care of by the church; therefore, Church Slavonic and Greek languages were studied in schools due to their confessional status. …”
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