The document introduces 4 members of the ECIS Foreign Languages Committee for 2014:
Andrea Wagner from the International School of Dusseldorf who teaches German, English, and Spanish and has several master's degrees in language-related fields.
Víctor González from the International School of Bremen who teaches Spanish and has degrees in English, media, and e-learning.
Linda Lanis from the International School of Florence who coordinates Italian and chairs the languages department, with degrees in Italian and teaching Italian as a foreign language.
Delinka Fabiny from the American International School of Budapest who teaches French and has a master's degree in modern languages from the University of Brussels.
This document introduces four members of the Foreign Languages Special Interest Group for the ECIS 2016 conference. It provides brief biographies for each member, including their name, role, qualifications, languages spoken, and in some cases additional details like websites or areas of teaching. Each biography is 1-2 sentences and includes the member's name, role, and some qualifications or areas of teaching.
This document provides information about the members of the ECIS Foreign Languages Committee for 2014. It lists the names, positions, schools, languages taught, qualifications, and languages spoken for four committee members: Andrea Maria Wagner from the International School of Dusseldorf; Victor Gonzalez from the International School of Bremen; Linda Lanis from the International School of Florence; and Delinka Fabiny from the American International School of Budapest. It also includes links to the ECIS Foreign Languages Committee website.
The document provides information about ALL IN ONE language school in Slovakia. It has been operating for 8 years and offers English, German and Spanish courses for students of all ages. The school has 14 classrooms across two floors and typically has around 250 students enrolled across various course levels each semester. It aims to provide high-quality, practical language education to help students improve their skills and prepare for certificates.
Yolanda Goss is seeking a position as an editor specializing in academic texts covering topics such as math, social sciences, English as a second language, and the humanities. She has extensive experience editing books and reports in these fields for publishers such as American University Press and Springer Verlag. In addition to her editing experience, Goss has also taught English as a second language for 15 years, translated texts from German to English, taught French, German and Spanish for over 20 years, and trained horses for 15 years. She holds a BA in French and German from Berea College and additional qualifications in teaching English as a foreign language.
EOI Tres Cantos PowerPoint Presentation in EnglishEOITC
The Escuela Oficial de Idiomas Tres Cantos is a public language school open to the general public that teaches English, French, and German to approximately 1,000 students each year. Classes are held twice a week in the evenings and are at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels according to the Common European Framework of Languages. The school has been operating since 2004 and all classrooms are equipped with new technologies to incorporate their use into daily lessons. Cultural activities and presentations from current students are available on the school's blog and website to provide more information about learning languages at the school.
Primary students from schools in France, Poland, and Portugal will collaborate on an illustrated story. Students will first draw a picture to inspire the beginning of a story. The French students will then write the initial part of the story and send it to another partner school, who will continue developing the narrative. The final story will be translated and recorded in the different partner languages. The aims of this cooperative activity are to expose students to diversity in the classrooms and have them practice writing in a foreign language. Blogs, drawing software, and a Moodle platform will facilitate collaboration between the international partners.
The document introduces 4 members of the ECIS Foreign Languages Committee for 2014:
Andrea Wagner from the International School of Dusseldorf who teaches German, English, and Spanish and has several master's degrees in language-related fields.
Víctor González from the International School of Bremen who teaches Spanish and has degrees in English, media, and e-learning.
Linda Lanis from the International School of Florence who coordinates Italian and chairs the languages department, with degrees in Italian and teaching Italian as a foreign language.
Delinka Fabiny from the American International School of Budapest who teaches French and has a master's degree in modern languages from the University of Brussels.
This document introduces four members of the Foreign Languages Special Interest Group for the ECIS 2016 conference. It provides brief biographies for each member, including their name, role, qualifications, languages spoken, and in some cases additional details like websites or areas of teaching. Each biography is 1-2 sentences and includes the member's name, role, and some qualifications or areas of teaching.
This document provides information about the members of the ECIS Foreign Languages Committee for 2014. It lists the names, positions, schools, languages taught, qualifications, and languages spoken for four committee members: Andrea Maria Wagner from the International School of Dusseldorf; Victor Gonzalez from the International School of Bremen; Linda Lanis from the International School of Florence; and Delinka Fabiny from the American International School of Budapest. It also includes links to the ECIS Foreign Languages Committee website.
The document provides information about ALL IN ONE language school in Slovakia. It has been operating for 8 years and offers English, German and Spanish courses for students of all ages. The school has 14 classrooms across two floors and typically has around 250 students enrolled across various course levels each semester. It aims to provide high-quality, practical language education to help students improve their skills and prepare for certificates.
Yolanda Goss is seeking a position as an editor specializing in academic texts covering topics such as math, social sciences, English as a second language, and the humanities. She has extensive experience editing books and reports in these fields for publishers such as American University Press and Springer Verlag. In addition to her editing experience, Goss has also taught English as a second language for 15 years, translated texts from German to English, taught French, German and Spanish for over 20 years, and trained horses for 15 years. She holds a BA in French and German from Berea College and additional qualifications in teaching English as a foreign language.
EOI Tres Cantos PowerPoint Presentation in EnglishEOITC
The Escuela Oficial de Idiomas Tres Cantos is a public language school open to the general public that teaches English, French, and German to approximately 1,000 students each year. Classes are held twice a week in the evenings and are at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels according to the Common European Framework of Languages. The school has been operating since 2004 and all classrooms are equipped with new technologies to incorporate their use into daily lessons. Cultural activities and presentations from current students are available on the school's blog and website to provide more information about learning languages at the school.
Primary students from schools in France, Poland, and Portugal will collaborate on an illustrated story. Students will first draw a picture to inspire the beginning of a story. The French students will then write the initial part of the story and send it to another partner school, who will continue developing the narrative. The final story will be translated and recorded in the different partner languages. The aims of this cooperative activity are to expose students to diversity in the classrooms and have them practice writing in a foreign language. Blogs, drawing software, and a Moodle platform will facilitate collaboration between the international partners.
II is a public language school located in Tres Cantos, Madrid that was founded in 2006. It provides adult education courses in German, French, and English. The school aims to help students learn languages for work or travel, improve knowledge of other cultures, and meet new people. It has convenient transportation access, a flexible schedule, comfortable facilities, and great teachers.
Hana Kantorová has over 20 years of experience teaching English. She taught English at various schools in the Czech Republic from 1997-2015 and also taught STANAG courses for the Czech Army from 2015-present. She holds an Mgr. degree in English Philology from Silesian University and is fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian. Her skills include teaching, translating, interpreting, IT, and she has excellent communication abilities for working with people.
This document discusses opportunities for teaching English in various European countries. It provides information on the most popular countries for teaching English, including France, Italy, Germany, Poland, Spain, and others. For each country, it gives brief details about the English education system and demand for English teachers. The document aims to help people interested in teaching English abroad decide which country might be the best fit.
Centro MundoLengua is a private language school and educational tour operator in Spain that offers language immersion and cultural programs. They provide Spanish language and cultural programs for middle school, high school, college/university students, teachers, and adults. Their programs include Spanish classes, excursions, homestays, and activities to improve language skills while experiencing Spanish culture firsthand. Centro MundoLengua partners with major universities in Spain to organize study abroad and summer programs.
Charlotte Nayrolles is currently pursuing a master's degree in business at Ecole de commerce Européenne in Lyon, France. She has work experience in sales, marketing, and administration. She is fluent in French, English, Italian and Spanish and has traveled extensively in Europe, the United States, Asia and Africa.
This document provides information about study abroad opportunities in Germany, Japan, and France through ISEP. It discusses programs at Philipps-Universität Marburg in Germany, Kansai Gaidai University in Japan, and Université Paul Valéry Montpellier III in France. Details are given on academics, deadlines, costs, and contacts for each program.
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The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks;
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The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks;
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The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks
Germany has a school system that begins with primary school from ages 6-10, followed by various secondary school options like lower secondary school, middle school, or grammar school lasting until ages 15-18. Teachers are required to complete university studies, earning a Bachelor's and Master's degree along with a traineeship, or complete vocational training and gain work experience.
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The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks; https://www.abmswiss.com
Adriana dos Santos Cunha is a 51-year-old English teacher from Santos, São Paulo, Brazil. She has over 25 years of experience teaching English and has several English proficiency certificates. Her work experience includes teaching English at private schools and as a private tutor, developing training programs, and working as a flight attendant and newspaper revisor.
Germany offers affordable, high-quality education at world-class universities. To study there for free, students must learn German up to a B2 level. Students have two options - complete A1 and A2 levels at home and finish B1 level in Germany, or complete all levels up to B1 at home before going. Studying the language abroad is best for developing communication skills. Students also need to complete a one-year Studienkolleg program if their qualifications do not fully align with the German system. Nursing students can receive a stipend of €850-1150 per month during training and have guaranteed placement and salaries of €2500-3000 per month after graduating.
This document provides contact information and a summary of qualifications and experience for David Adamson, an English language consultant and teacher. He has over 40 years of experience teaching English in various countries and contexts. Currently, he works at the University of Strasbourg, where he manages language programs and two language resource centers serving over 3,500 students annually. He offers consultancy services in areas like project-based learning and setting up language resource centers.
Corinne Karina Sinitzki-Richard is a certified French, Spanish, and drama teacher currently working at Rabat American School in Morocco. She has over 15 years of experience teaching French and other subjects in Morocco. She holds a Master's degree from Stendhal University in Grenoble, France and additional teaching certificates. She is fluent in French, English, and Spanish and has a basic proficiency in German, Russian, and Dutch.
CIPFP Batoi is a public vocational education college located in Alcoy, Spain. It offers a wide range of intermediate and advanced courses across many subject areas to over 1,700 students. Intermediate courses are for students aged 16 and above, while advanced courses require students to be 18 or older with completed secondary education. Many courses include practical work experience. The college also participates in EU programs like Erasmus and Leonardo da Vinci to provide international study and training opportunities for students.
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The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks;
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Escuela Oficial de Idiomas de Jerez language school. It is located in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain and teaches languages as part of the Official Language Schools Network of Andalusia. The school teaches English, French and German to over 2,200 students with tuition that is almost free. Courses are organized into basic, intermediate and advanced levels according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
This document introduces four members of the Foreign Languages Special Interest Group for the ECIS 2016 conference. It provides brief biographies for each member, including their name, role, qualifications, languages spoken, and in some cases additional details like websites or areas of teaching. Each biography is 1-2 sentences and includes the member's name, role, and some qualifications or areas of teaching.
Letizia Perazzini has over 10 years of experience teaching English as a second language to students of various ages and backgrounds. She takes a creative and helpful approach to lesson planning that provides students with enjoyable activities to progress in their learning. Her goal is to give students the right amount of stimulation to develop their life and business communication skills. She has taught for various language schools and companies in both group and individual settings.
Sandra Dupuy has over 15 years of experience in education and linguistics. She holds a Master's in Film Journalism from the University of Glasgow and has taught French at various levels. Her most recent role was as a Linguist Expert at KeyPoint Technologies, where she created dictionaries for text prediction software and translated documents. She is fluent in French, English and Spanish and has strong IT skills.
II is a public language school located in Tres Cantos, Madrid that was founded in 2006. It provides adult education courses in German, French, and English. The school aims to help students learn languages for work or travel, improve knowledge of other cultures, and meet new people. It has convenient transportation access, a flexible schedule, comfortable facilities, and great teachers.
Hana Kantorová has over 20 years of experience teaching English. She taught English at various schools in the Czech Republic from 1997-2015 and also taught STANAG courses for the Czech Army from 2015-present. She holds an Mgr. degree in English Philology from Silesian University and is fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian. Her skills include teaching, translating, interpreting, IT, and she has excellent communication abilities for working with people.
This document discusses opportunities for teaching English in various European countries. It provides information on the most popular countries for teaching English, including France, Italy, Germany, Poland, Spain, and others. For each country, it gives brief details about the English education system and demand for English teachers. The document aims to help people interested in teaching English abroad decide which country might be the best fit.
Centro MundoLengua is a private language school and educational tour operator in Spain that offers language immersion and cultural programs. They provide Spanish language and cultural programs for middle school, high school, college/university students, teachers, and adults. Their programs include Spanish classes, excursions, homestays, and activities to improve language skills while experiencing Spanish culture firsthand. Centro MundoLengua partners with major universities in Spain to organize study abroad and summer programs.
Charlotte Nayrolles is currently pursuing a master's degree in business at Ecole de commerce Européenne in Lyon, France. She has work experience in sales, marketing, and administration. She is fluent in French, English, Italian and Spanish and has traveled extensively in Europe, the United States, Asia and Africa.
This document provides information about study abroad opportunities in Germany, Japan, and France through ISEP. It discusses programs at Philipps-Universität Marburg in Germany, Kansai Gaidai University in Japan, and Université Paul Valéry Montpellier III in France. Details are given on academics, deadlines, costs, and contacts for each program.
Diploma in cultural studies in european universitylorence3
The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks;
Cultural studies of abms switzerland universityjakson01
The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks;
Relations and cultural studies in online university switzerlandMonaliemily
The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks
Germany has a school system that begins with primary school from ages 6-10, followed by various secondary school options like lower secondary school, middle school, or grammar school lasting until ages 15-18. Teachers are required to complete university studies, earning a Bachelor's and Master's degree along with a traineeship, or complete vocational training and gain work experience.
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The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks; https://www.abmswiss.com
Adriana dos Santos Cunha is a 51-year-old English teacher from Santos, São Paulo, Brazil. She has over 25 years of experience teaching English and has several English proficiency certificates. Her work experience includes teaching English at private schools and as a private tutor, developing training programs, and working as a flight attendant and newspaper revisor.
Germany offers affordable, high-quality education at world-class universities. To study there for free, students must learn German up to a B2 level. Students have two options - complete A1 and A2 levels at home and finish B1 level in Germany, or complete all levels up to B1 at home before going. Studying the language abroad is best for developing communication skills. Students also need to complete a one-year Studienkolleg program if their qualifications do not fully align with the German system. Nursing students can receive a stipend of €850-1150 per month during training and have guaranteed placement and salaries of €2500-3000 per month after graduating.
This document provides contact information and a summary of qualifications and experience for David Adamson, an English language consultant and teacher. He has over 40 years of experience teaching English in various countries and contexts. Currently, he works at the University of Strasbourg, where he manages language programs and two language resource centers serving over 3,500 students annually. He offers consultancy services in areas like project-based learning and setting up language resource centers.
Corinne Karina Sinitzki-Richard is a certified French, Spanish, and drama teacher currently working at Rabat American School in Morocco. She has over 15 years of experience teaching French and other subjects in Morocco. She holds a Master's degree from Stendhal University in Grenoble, France and additional teaching certificates. She is fluent in French, English, and Spanish and has a basic proficiency in German, Russian, and Dutch.
CIPFP Batoi is a public vocational education college located in Alcoy, Spain. It offers a wide range of intermediate and advanced courses across many subject areas to over 1,700 students. Intermediate courses are for students aged 16 and above, while advanced courses require students to be 18 or older with completed secondary education. Many courses include practical work experience. The college also participates in EU programs like Erasmus and Leonardo da Vinci to provide international study and training opportunities for students.
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The study program at school of political science switzerland in International Relations and Cultural Studies is designed for students who are aspiring to hold careers situate current events in the proper analytical, historical and global context, and is comprised of four 3-month blocks;
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Escuela Oficial de Idiomas de Jerez language school. It is located in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain and teaches languages as part of the Official Language Schools Network of Andalusia. The school teaches English, French and German to over 2,200 students with tuition that is almost free. Courses are organized into basic, intermediate and advanced levels according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
This document introduces four members of the Foreign Languages Special Interest Group for the ECIS 2016 conference. It provides brief biographies for each member, including their name, role, qualifications, languages spoken, and in some cases additional details like websites or areas of teaching. Each biography is 1-2 sentences and includes the member's name, role, and some qualifications or areas of teaching.
Letizia Perazzini has over 10 years of experience teaching English as a second language to students of various ages and backgrounds. She takes a creative and helpful approach to lesson planning that provides students with enjoyable activities to progress in their learning. Her goal is to give students the right amount of stimulation to develop their life and business communication skills. She has taught for various language schools and companies in both group and individual settings.
Sandra Dupuy has over 15 years of experience in education and linguistics. She holds a Master's in Film Journalism from the University of Glasgow and has taught French at various levels. Her most recent role was as a Linguist Expert at KeyPoint Technologies, where she created dictionaries for text prediction software and translated documents. She is fluent in French, English and Spanish and has strong IT skills.
Bratislava comenius university chair of roman languages and literaturesREFLESS Project
The document summarizes the study programs available at the Chair of Roman Languages and Literatures at Comenius University in Bratislava. Students can pursue combined studies with Roman languages plus another subject or specialized studies focusing solely on French or Spanish languages. The programs include language courses, literature, culture, translation, and teaching methodology. Students have opportunities for study abroad and can obtain a bachelor's, master's, PhD or "little doctorate" degree. Admission requires proficiency in the target language and an undergraduate degree for graduate programs.
This document provides an overview of bilingual education in Italy. It begins with the sociodemographic context, noting Italy's location in Southern Europe and linguistic diversity. It then discusses Italy's linguistic policy, including recognizing 12 minority languages. The document outlines various bilingual programs in Italy, noting a lack of foreign language competence and teacher training. It highlights the Lizeo Internazionale Franchese program, a French-Italian bilingual secondary school program begun in 1994 now with 22 sections. The document concludes that while bilingual programs show promise, more work is needed, including improved teacher training and evaluation of results.
German Language Course
Globalization has created the need for learning a third language. But the problem is which language to learn, how much it will cost, and where to study it.
If you ask me? You should study German; learning German improves your possibility of getting jobs with German and global firms, both at home and abroad. Learning German broadens your perspectives by revealing German-speaking people’s way of life and aspirations.
You may have several explanations for choosing German classes in Chennai! If you’re looking for the Best German Language institutions that provide high-quality training, you’ve come to the correct place.
Let’s Speak Offers the Best German Language Courses in Chennai, a Full-Fledged Language Institute, which has come up with twelve years of research in global languages with alumni of over 20000+ students.
Rob Hyde is a British English teacher with over 12 years of experience teaching in Germany and Saudi Arabia. He has taught business English, general English, and technical English to students from a variety of industries and educational levels. In addition to teaching, he also works as a freelance writer, editor, and translator and has contributed articles to several English language publications. He holds a CELTA certificate in teaching English, a Post Graduate Certificate in Journalism, and a B.A. in German Studies from the University of Manchester.
The document describes several exchange programs offered by Cultural Vistas and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). The programs include internships, language courses, study tours, research grants and scholarships for students and professionals to gain international experience in Germany. Funding is provided for housing, tuition, stipends and other costs, with opportunities available at varying education levels from high school through faculty positions. The programs aim to foster cultural and academic exchange between Germany and other countries.
Multilingualism at the Universitat Autònoma de BarcelonaMarta Estella
The document summarizes multilingualism at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB). It notes that the UAB has two official languages, Catalan and Spanish, and that English is increasingly used, especially in postgraduate programs. It also discusses the UAB's Plan for Languages, a strategic initiative with 21 goals and 44 activities to promote multilingualism on campus through language learning, teaching, research, and community participation.
Ashley Mulcahy graduated from the University of Michigan with highest honors and a GPA of 3.96, earning a BA in Italian Language and Literature and a BM in Vocal Performance. She has experience translating Italian texts such as opera librettos and poetry into English. She has worked as a research assistant, Italian tutor, and freelance translator. She was a finalist for a Fulbright award and received multiple honors and awards from the University of Michigan for her academic achievements and translation work.
This document discusses bilingual education programs at higher education institutions that use English as the primary language of instruction, known as EMI programs. It notes the increasing trend of EMI programs in Europe and reasons for their growth, including internationalization, improving English skills, and prestige. Potential threats of EMI discussed include lack of English proficiency among students and teachers leading to ineffective teaching and learning, and EMI limiting classroom discourse. Solutions proposed include screening language levels, additional training, and bilingual degrees. Research on EMI programs found small improvements in students' English skills. Examples of EMI programs in Spanish universities are also provided.
Kathrin Weers is a highly skilled and versatile educator with extensive experience teaching a variety of subjects across different age groups and schools. She has taught German, French, Spanish, and English in both primary and secondary schools. She has also held leadership roles such as Head of Year. Kathrin has strong communication and teamwork skills and is committed to all of her responsibilities.
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The BA (Hons) English Studies and Languages degree program offers French, German, or Spanish alongside English studies. The 4-year program aims to develop students' language proficiency, critical thinking skills, and cultural understanding to prepare them for careers in a wide range of sectors in Ireland and the EU. Key learning outcomes include composition skills, understanding of literary and linguistic concepts, foreign language proficiency, and cultural awareness of the target language country. The curriculum incorporates courses in both English studies and the foreign language. Students complete a study visit or teaching placement abroad in their third year. Graduates have pursued further education and careers in fields like teaching, translation, communications, and international development.
The document provides information about French language courses for adults offered by Azurlingua school in Nice, France. The school has over 20 years of experience and is located in the heart of Nice within 15 minutes of the beach, old town, and promenade. Courses are available year-round at various levels for standard, intensive, business, and exam preparation tracks. Additional specialized courses include tennis, diving, cinema, and spa therapies. Small class sizes of 12 students allow for personalized learning according to students' objectives.
This document provides information about German language classes being offered at the National Institute of Technology in Silchar, Assam, India. The classes will be offered in collaboration with the Goethe Institute and Max Mueller Bhavan of Kolkata. Courses will be offered at three levels - A1 for beginners, A2 for advanced beginners, and B1 for intermediate learners. The classes will take place from August to September 2016, with exams being held in October. Students will be certified by the Goethe Institute upon passing the exams. Fees and registration details are provided.
Luca Rognoni is an Italian PhD student studying English linguistics at the University of Padova. His research focuses on intelligibility of English as a second language and acquisition of English pronunciation. He holds degrees from the universities of Bologna and Edinburgh and has taught English, Spanish, and ICT in Italian schools. He is fluent in Italian, English, and Spanish.
1) ECAP Foundation is a non-profit organization in Switzerland that provides adult education and integration services, including German language courses and vocational training.
2) The document discusses Swiss integration policy, which emphasizes language skills as a key factor for integration. Some cantons now require immigrants to sign "integration agreements" and attend language courses.
3) ECAP offers various language and integration courses, including a 13-week beginner level course with information modules on living in Switzerland, and courses targeted at cleaners to improve workplace communication.
Use facebook metrics to grow your audience and get the media mix right - Euro...Marc Wright
The European Commission faces a strategic challenge as a demographic bubble of its interpreters will retire faster than they can be replaced. Tweaking tests and training methods can yield marginal increases but true success requires strategic communication to raise the quality and numbers of students applying to post-graduate interpreting courses. In promoting the brand “Interpreting for Europe” through the media and encounters with students, the Directorate General for Interpretation connects to a community of the curious and the talented to substantially increase applications in key markets. The mix of culturally specific strategies, traditional and social media, government relations, exhibitions and speaking tours in for example France has proved hugely effective.
Tomislav Socanac is a Croatian national currently residing in Geneva, Switzerland. He holds a Bachelor's degree in English and Spanish from Geneva University as well as a Master's degree in English. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Linguistics at Geneva University and has held research and teaching positions there. His research focuses on subjunctive complements in Balkan languages. He has published several scientific articles and translations and presented his work at international conferences.
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How Digital Media has Changed Learning and Teaching Modern Languages. The lin...Víctor González
The document discusses how digital media has changed modern language teaching and learning. It provides 10 tips for incorporating digital tools into the language classroom, including structuring the curriculum around learning goals, promoting the 4 language skills, assessing regularly, and going beyond the classroom through digital comics, films, and podcasts. Examples are given of how Adobe Express can be used for student projects involving creativity, like making comics. The presentation encourages teachers to embrace technology but also continue hands-on learning and activate students' prior knowledge and experiences.
Victor González discusses using online comics in the classroom. Comics can represent complex material in a way that reduces cognitive load while portraying sophisticated concepts. Some benefits of using comics in education include converting stories, poems, interviews or current events into comic form. González provides 20 ideas for student comic projects, such as creating comics from class lessons, biographies, instructions or discoveries. When using online comics, teachers should set clear learning goals, challenge students without overloading them cognitively, and ensure high quality content and effective assessment. Comics can bring youth culture into the classroom in an engaging way.
Digital generators are websites and apps that can be used to create content for language learning lessons. When using digital generators, teachers should visualize learning goals, clearly define their target audience, and design effective assessments to avoid cognitive overload or digital distractions. The document proposes a sample class structure incorporating digital projects - with one period used to present a digital project, and another for students to work on their own projects. Overall, digital generators provide an opportunity to incorporate youth culture into language education.
No matter the language, any teacher in finalcopyVíctor González
This document provides guidance on preparing students for Section B of the IB Language B exam. It notes challenges like general statements, unfamiliarity with argumentative texts, word limits, and maintaining concentration. It recommends dedicating time to Section B, analyzing the statement, choosing a focus, and teaching students to structure their response with an introduction, thesis, facts for and against, and conclusion. Sample timing and frameworks are provided to help students organize their ideas.
This document provides resources for those interested in learning and teaching foreign languages. It includes:
1) Websites with teaching materials for various foreign languages from the EU and other sources.
2) Articles on topics like the importance of learning foreign languages and engaging language students.
3) Resources specific to languages like German, Spanish, French, Italian and others.
4) Information on professional development events for language teachers in Europe.
Victor Gonzalez contacted the company on August 11th, 2015 regarding an issue. His email address is vikgo66@googlemail.com. The brief message did not provide any other context or details about the nature of his correspondence.
John David Swyden contacted two underage sisters, ages 12 and 14, through Facebook and met with them separately. A Facebook page against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia gained one million likes and inspired street protests of 10 million people in Colombia and 2 million worldwide. Facebook aims to build infrastructure for people's online and offline lives. Some reasons people overshare on Facebook include boosting self-esteem, impression management, and how it influences self-perception. However, others see Facebook as creating a world of exhibitionism.
The document discusses the use of digital comics in education. It notes that comics were first used in language learning books in the 1940s and were starting to be brought into classrooms in the 1970s as a visual and popular medium. Comics can represent complex material in a way that reduces cognitive load while portraying sophisticated concepts. The document lists benefits of using comics for assignments such as capturing gameplay, interviews, adapting stories, and more. It emphasizes that effective use of digital comics in education requires clear goals, challenging content appropriate for the audience, assessment, avoiding overload and distraction, and incorporating diverse approaches.
Digitalization and Education:"Today, the scope of tools and applications used for learning includes smartphones and computer games and many learning environment have opened up, offering free of charge courses and allowing for more interaction - online and offline - among the participants. In our next webinar on “Learning today: mobile, virtual, interactive” on December 10th at 4 pm UTC +1, we want to explore how Digitization has shaped education over the years. We want to take a look at different types and fields of learning that have been transformed by new digital opportunities and how the prospect of a “ubiquitous classroom” might change current views on education.¨ (Alumni Portal Deutschland)
This document discusses strategies for teachers and students in the 21st century classroom. It suggests that teachers serve as a resource, facilitator, and assessor rather than solely controlling the class. Students are encouraged to be independent learners who construct their own knowledge and share it with others. The document also provides examples of digital comics and video projects that can be used to support language learning when combined with technology.
This document discusses the evolving roles of teachers and students in the 21st century classroom. It suggests that teachers should serve as a resource and facilitator rather than solely controlling the class. The document also advocates that students should be independent learners who construct their own knowledge and are innovative and creative. Additionally, it provides examples of digital comics and video projects that can be used in the language classroom to engage students in multimedia environments that promote curiosity, creativity, and innovation.
Este documento presenta una breve introducción a México, incluyendo su flora, fauna y algunos de sus pueblos indígenas más importantes como los nahuas, mayas, zapotecos y aztecas. También resume la rica gastronomía mexicana con ejemplos de platillos típicos de estados como Aguascalientes, Baja California, Campeche y Coahuila. Finalmente, menciona aspectos de la política mexicana actual y comparte imágenes que representan la identidad mexicana.
This document discusses emerging technologies and their application in education for the Net Generation in the 21st century. It covers 10 key topics: 1) Cloud computing for data storage and collaboration, 2) The flipped classroom approach, 3) BYOD policies, 4) The educational power of apps, 5) Using tablets in education, 6) Gamification to engage students, 7) Learning analytics to optimize learning, 8) Personal learning environments tailored to students, 9) Augmented reality for immersive learning experiences, and 10) Moving towards a model of total learning with new technologies integrated throughout the educational experience.
The document discusses the evolution of teaching styles from teacher-centered to student-centered instruction. It notes that historically, teachers were the sole source of knowledge and authority in the classroom through memorization and drills. However, 21st century students need to be independent, flexible, creative, and able to construct their own learning. The document advocates for teamwork, fostering creativity through technology, guiding students through constructivism, enhancing learning with multimedia projects, accommodating different intelligences, embracing errors, and developing empathy in the classroom.
The document outlines the assessment components for Language B students at both Standard Level and Higher Level, as well as for students taking Language Ab Initio. There are four main assessment tasks: Paper 1, Paper 2, the Written Assignment, and the Individual Oral. Paper 1 and 2 consist of multiple choice and short answer questions based on core and optional themes. The Written Assignment involves analyzing sources on a chosen topic. The Individual Oral examines students' presentation and discussion skills through analyzing visual stimuli and their Written Assignment topic. Requirements vary between levels in terms of time limits, question types, and source analysis.
20 effective ways to use digital comics in the classroomVíctor González
The document discusses 20 effective ways to use digital comics in the classroom. It begins with a brief history of comics in education, noting early uses of Superman comics for language learning. It then outlines benefits of using comics like their visual nature and ability to engage low-interest students. Finally, it provides 20 specific assignment ideas for using comics in the classroom, such as creating comics for interviews, stories, current events, biographies, and more. The document promotes comics as a way to bring popular young culture into the classroom.
History of language learning though comics in primary and secondary education. Tips and real examples of how to use them in the classroom. Mainly digital comics. ECIS presentation (Amsterdam, November 2013).
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
2. Andrea Maria Wagner
ECIS Chair of the Foreign Languages Interest
Group
Secondary Teacher for Languages
International School of Dusseldorf
MYP Language A and B, IB
Language A and B (Ab Initio)
Author of easy readers for German as a Foreign
Language, Klett Verlag
Qualifications:
Master German Literature
Master German Linguistics
Master English Linguistics
Master Spanish as a Foreign Language (ELE)
First and Second State Exam for German
First and Second State Exam for English
Certificate for German as a Foreign Language
Certificate for Dutch
Languages: German, English, Spanish, Dutch, French.
3. Víctor González
ECIS Member of the Foreign Languages
Interest Group
Secondary Teacher for Languages
International School of Bremen
Spanish IGCSE, IB HL/SL and ab initio
IT teacher
Qualifications:
Bachelor in English Language and Literature
Bachelor in Media and Audiovisual Communication
Master in E-learning Design
IB examiner Spanish B SL and HL
CIS & MSA accreditor
Languages:
Catalan, Spanish, French, English, German.
Website: http://www.exuc.org
4. Linda Lanis
ECIS Member of the Foreign Languages Interest
Group
Secondary Teacher for Languages
Italian Language Coordinator
Languages Department Chair
International School of Florence
Italian MS and HS, IB Italian ab initio
Italian MFL
Qualifications:
Bachelor in Italian Language and Literature
Master in teaching Italian as a Foreign Language
Certification as an Italian facilitator for foreign students
Certification for Italian as a Foreign Language
Languages:
Italian, English, French, Spanish, Japanese
5. Delinka Fabiny
ECIS Member of the Foreign Languages Interest Group
Secondary Teacher for Languages
American International School of Budapest
French teacher/ High School National Honor Society Adviser
IB DP French B Standard Level and Higher Level.
IB French B examiner
Qualifications:
Master Degree in Modern Languages (option: Comparative Literature) and
“Agrégation”. University of Brussels
Languages:
French, English, Hungarian, German, Dutch