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Title: Apache Language in the News
Body: Apache language revitalization efforts have been in the news twice lately: Tribe focuses on preservation of Apache language (http://www.silverbelt.com/v2_news_articles.php?heading=0&page=77&story_id=3115) Apaches work to save language (http://www.alamogordonews.com/ci_19318722)
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Title: Apache Language in the News
Body: Apache language revitalization efforts have been in the news twice lately: Tribe focuses on preservation of Apache language (http://www.silverbelt.com/v2_news_articles.php?heading=0&page=77&story_id=3115) Apaches work to save language (http://www.alamogordonews.com/ci_19318722)
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Title: 16th Boston Turkish Festival
Body: The 16th Boston Turkish Festival has been going on since October 29th and will continue through December 15th this year. The Festival theme, “Colors of Anatolia,” reflects the diversity and richness of Turkish culture, ranging from art exhibits, workshops, gastronomic presentations and concerts to Turkish cinema. The festival program also includes screenings of the Boston Turkish Festival International Documentary and Short Film Competition. Visit the festival website at http://www.bostonturkishfestival.org
Source: Boston Turkish Festival
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Title: 16th Boston Turkish Festival
Body: The 16th Boston Turkish Festival has been going on since October 29th and will continue through December 15th this year. The Festival theme, “Colors of Anatolia,” reflects the diversity and richness of Turkish culture, ranging from art exhibits, workshops, gastronomic presentations and concerts to Turkish cinema. The festival program also includes screenings of the Boston Turkish Festival International Documentary and Short Film Competition. Visit the festival website at http://www.bostonturkishfestival.org
Source: Boston Turkish Festival
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Title: Online Resource for Chinese Teachers: The Mandarin Center
Body: From http://themandarincenter.org/frontpage The Mandarin Center is a free website for everyone who is passionate about teaching and learning Chinese language and culture. Find teacher-created lesson plans, member-reviewed classroom tools, and job opportunities. Exchange teaching ideas with other members and discover new ways to make Chinese education fun. Browse the site and join at http://themandarincenter.org/frontpage
Source: The Mandarin Center
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Title: Online Resource for Chinese Teachers: The Mandarin Center
Body: From http://themandarincenter.org/frontpage The Mandarin Center is a free website for everyone who is passionate about teaching and learning Chinese language and culture. Find teacher-created lesson plans, member-reviewed classroom tools, and job opportunities. Exchange teaching ideas with other members and discover new ways to make Chinese education fun. Browse the site and join at http://themandarincenter.org/frontpage
Source: The Mandarin Center
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Title: Chinese CLASS Resources: Teaching Aids and Training
Body: From https://chineseclassresources.osu.edu Chinese CLASS Resources (CCR) is an online archive of teaching aids and teacher training materials. It is a collaborative endeavor of the Chinese Language Association of Secondary-Elementary Schools (CLASS), the National East Asian Languages Resource Center (NEALRC), the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (DEALL), and the Chinese Flagship Program at the Ohio State University. The website supports various formats (video, image, ppt, pdf, sound clips, etc.) of teaching demonstrations, conference presentations, lesson plans, illustrations, and photographs. Explore the available resources at https://chineseclassresources.osu.edu
Source: Ohio State University
Inputdate: 2011-11-20 11:28:33
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Title: Chinese CLASS Resources: Teaching Aids and Training
Body: From https://chineseclassresources.osu.edu Chinese CLASS Resources (CCR) is an online archive of teaching aids and teacher training materials. It is a collaborative endeavor of the Chinese Language Association of Secondary-Elementary Schools (CLASS), the National East Asian Languages Resource Center (NEALRC), the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (DEALL), and the Chinese Flagship Program at the Ohio State University. The website supports various formats (video, image, ppt, pdf, sound clips, etc.) of teaching demonstrations, conference presentations, lesson plans, illustrations, and photographs. Explore the available resources at https://chineseclassresources.osu.edu
Source: Ohio State University
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Title: Art in Russia: New Website
Body: From http://www.sras.org/november_2011 Art in Russia is a student-powered project dedicated to educating English-speakers about achievements in the arts made in Russia and countries of the former USSR. Art in Russia facilitates and encourages students to study art at home and abroad as part of a study abroad program. Art in Russia is hosted and sponsored by The School of Russian and Asian Studies. Visit the new website at http://artinrussia.org
Source: SRAS
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Title: Art in Russia: New Website
Body: From http://www.sras.org/november_2011 Art in Russia is a student-powered project dedicated to educating English-speakers about achievements in the arts made in Russia and countries of the former USSR. Art in Russia facilitates and encourages students to study art at home and abroad as part of a study abroad program. Art in Russia is hosted and sponsored by The School of Russian and Asian Studies. Visit the new website at http://artinrussia.org
Source: SRAS
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Title: Curriculum for French, Spanish, and German Films
Body: From http://www.routesintolanguages.ac.uk/east/resources Routes into Languages East has commissioned a collection of materials to use with year 9. The materials consist of about one hour's pre-teaching for the film and one hour's teaching after watching the film. Packets are available for the following three films: German: Netto French: Kirikou et la sorcière Spanish: Valentín Download the materials at http://www.routesintolanguages.ac.uk/east/resources
Source: Routes into Languages
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Title: Curriculum for French, Spanish, and German Films
Body: From http://www.routesintolanguages.ac.uk/east/resources Routes into Languages East has commissioned a collection of materials to use with year 9. The materials consist of about one hour's pre-teaching for the film and one hour's teaching after watching the film. Packets are available for the following three films: German: Netto French: Kirikou et la sorcière Spanish: Valentín Download the materials at http://www.routesintolanguages.ac.uk/east/resources
Source: Routes into Languages
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Title: New Free Quarterly Publication: Jewish Voice from Germany
Body: Jewish Voice from Germany, a quarterly newspaper edited by one of Germany's premier novelists and political commentators, Rafael Seligmann, will begin publication in January 2012 and will be entirely free of charge for subscribers all over the world. Go to http://www.germany.info/Vertretung/usa/en/__pr/GKs/BOST/2011/11/04__JewishNews__PR.html to subscribe and to download more information.
Source: German Missions in the United States
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Title: New Free Quarterly Publication: Jewish Voice from Germany
Body: Jewish Voice from Germany, a quarterly newspaper edited by one of Germany's premier novelists and political commentators, Rafael Seligmann, will begin publication in January 2012 and will be entirely free of charge for subscribers all over the world. Go to http://www.germany.info/Vertretung/usa/en/__pr/GKs/BOST/2011/11/04__JewishNews__PR.html to subscribe and to download more information.
Source: German Missions in the United States
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Title: Article: German Students in Ohio High School Connect with Students in Germany
Body: Are you looking for ways to motivate your students? Read about a letter-exchange program that German students are participating in at Highlands High School in Ohio: http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=%2FAB%2F20111102%2FNEWS%2F311020027%2F
Source: Cincinnati Enquirer
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Title: Article: German Students in Ohio High School Connect with Students in Germany
Body: Are you looking for ways to motivate your students? Read about a letter-exchange program that German students are participating in at Highlands High School in Ohio: http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=%2FAB%2F20111102%2FNEWS%2F311020027%2F
Source: Cincinnati Enquirer
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Title: How To Wear a Toga
Body: From http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/how-to-wear-a-toga-the-ancient-roman-way How to Wear a Toga the Ancient Roman Way By Annelisa Stephan November 9, 2011 In ancient Rome, togas were no laughing matter. They were the fashion must-have for all male citizens, but men hated them: they were heavy, made your left arm as useful as a T. Rex’s, and required a team of highly trained slaves to put on and take off. Also, they were made of wool, which was great for preventing dreaded slippage, but not so great for Mediterranean summers in the pre-antiperspirant era. Read more and watch a video of toga application at http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/how-to-wear-a-toga-the-ancient-roman-way
Source: J. Paul Getty Trust
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Title: How To Wear a Toga
Body: From http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/how-to-wear-a-toga-the-ancient-roman-way How to Wear a Toga the Ancient Roman Way By Annelisa Stephan November 9, 2011 In ancient Rome, togas were no laughing matter. They were the fashion must-have for all male citizens, but men hated them: they were heavy, made your left arm as useful as a T. Rex’s, and required a team of highly trained slaves to put on and take off. Also, they were made of wool, which was great for preventing dreaded slippage, but not so great for Mediterranean summers in the pre-antiperspirant era. Read more and watch a video of toga application at http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/how-to-wear-a-toga-the-ancient-roman-way
Source: J. Paul Getty Trust
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Title: Students Learn Latin through Virtual Role-Playing Game
Body: From http://mindshift.kqed.org/2011/11/can-an-online-game-crack-the-code-to-language-learning Can an Online Game Crack the Code to Language Learning? by Tina Barseghian November 10, 2011 What can possibly get kids excited to learn a dead language? This was the challenge for Latin teacher Kevin Ballestrini. Ballestrini has turned his introductory Latin class at Connecticut’s Norwich Free Academy into an alternate reality. The students’ job: to save the world by joining a shadowy organization on a quest to find the Lapis Saeculōrum that was part of an Ancient Roman society. “It’s a mix of a role-playing game and an alternate reality game,” Ballestrini says. Students play the role of Romans in a reconstruction of ancient Pompeii (or ancient Rome) and have to learn to think, act, create and write like a Roman in order to win the game. And those are the same goals of any introductory Latin course. Using an online portal, student teams direct their character in Latin to find mysterious inscriptions on stones and solve mysteries. In its second year, the game is now being run in 30 classrooms across the country and can be done with as little tech as pen and paper or as fully tech integrated as mobile phones and a full Web site. Read the full article at http://mindshift.kqed.org/2011/11/can-an-online-game-crack-the-code-to-language-learning
Source: Mind/Shift
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Title: Students Learn Latin through Virtual Role-Playing Game
Body: From http://mindshift.kqed.org/2011/11/can-an-online-game-crack-the-code-to-language-learning Can an Online Game Crack the Code to Language Learning? by Tina Barseghian November 10, 2011 What can possibly get kids excited to learn a dead language? This was the challenge for Latin teacher Kevin Ballestrini. Ballestrini has turned his introductory Latin class at Connecticut’s Norwich Free Academy into an alternate reality. The students’ job: to save the world by joining a shadowy organization on a quest to find the Lapis Saeculōrum that was part of an Ancient Roman society. “It’s a mix of a role-playing game and an alternate reality game,” Ballestrini says. Students play the role of Romans in a reconstruction of ancient Pompeii (or ancient Rome) and have to learn to think, act, create and write like a Roman in order to win the game. And those are the same goals of any introductory Latin course. Using an online portal, student teams direct their character in Latin to find mysterious inscriptions on stones and solve mysteries. In its second year, the game is now being run in 30 classrooms across the country and can be done with as little tech as pen and paper or as fully tech integrated as mobile phones and a full Web site. Read the full article at http://mindshift.kqed.org/2011/11/can-an-online-game-crack-the-code-to-language-learning
Source: Mind/Shift
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