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Title: Article: Chinese Teaching Can Be Combined with Other Curriculum Areas
Body: From http://asiasociety.org/education/chinese-language-initiatives/loose-combining-subjects-invigorates-teaching On the Loose: Combining Subjects Invigorates Teaching By Heather Clydesdale Chinese language and culture classes have become a popular offering in schools. But what happens when China breaks free from language and area studies? Teachers find that it can complement the arts and English, sway through dance and music, trek across social studies, and even trifle with physics. Surprising subject area pairings revitalizes teaching as educators try fresh approaches, learn from one another, and see their own areas of specialty in a new light. Read the full article at http://asiasociety.org/education/chinese-language-initiatives/loose-combining-subjects-invigorates-teaching
Source: Asia Society
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Title: Book: A Learner's Dictionary of Kazakh Idioms
Body: From http://press.georgetown.edu/book/languages/learners-dictionary-kazakh-idioms A Learner's Dictionary of Kazakh Idioms By Akmaral Mukan Published by Georgetown University Press Description: This unique learner's dictionary features simple definitions, literal translations, English equivalents, full example sentences, and grammar and usage for over 2,000 Kazakh idioms. Idioms in this reference volume are organized into categories—the human body, food, clothing, color, number, animals, and nature—that best represent the topics on which language learners focus at the beginning and intermediate levels of language study. Five indexes make finding the idiom you want—by idiom, keyword, or expression in both Kazakh and English—easier. Visit the publisher’s website at http://press.georgetown.edu/book/languages/learners-dictionary-kazakh-idioms
Source: Georgetown University Press
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Title: July 15 Concert: Suanplu Chorus from Bangkok, Thailand
Body: From http://www.international.ucla.edu/cseas/events/showevent.asp?eventid=9521 A Journey to Harmony A concert by Suanplu Chorus from Bangkok, Thailand Sunday, July 15, 2012 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Schoenberg Hall UCLA Campus A full concert in Los Angeles by Suanplu Chorus, a 30+ voices SATB chorus based in Bangkok, Thailand and a pioneer in combining the beauty of Thai music with Western choral tradition since its start in 2000. Repertoire includes the competition sets for the World Choir Games 2012 (Cincinnati, OH) - contemporary classical pieces and scenes from a Thai folklore, Manohra, with full production and choreography - and our regular repertoire of Thai songs. Accompanied by a piano and traditional Thai instruments, the performance by the chorus in Thai costumes singing and dancing is a feast for both ears and eyes. For full details go to http://www.international.ucla.edu/cseas/events/showevent.asp?eventid=9521
Source: UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies
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Title: Irish Immersion Week in New York
Body: From http://www.daltai.com/shop/products.php?product=Irish-Immersion-Week-%252d-August-27-to-Sept.-1%2C-2012 Immersion Course in The Irish Language Monday Morning, August 27th through Saturday Noon, September 1st, 2012 Marist Brothers Retreat Center Route 9W, Esopus, NY 845-384-6620 Gaeltacht Immersion Programs were established to provide a setting where students could absorb the Irish Language and culture while enjoying the companionship of others with similar interests and abilities. The only requirements are a desire to learn, a commitment to use whatever Irish you do have, and a willingness to comply with the rule: Irish will be spoken by all, at all times, to the best of one's ability. Once again there will be a naíonra (pre-school) day program. Children's classes can be arranged for young children accompanying parents. Daily Language Classes and Peer-Led Conversation Groups (both mandatory) along with Workshops in Music, Singing and Céilí/Set Dancing are offered as well as other workshops throughout the week. Evening activities are scheduled and there is still time for swimming, hiking or relaxing. The deadline to reserve and pay for a spot is August 18th. For full details and to sign up go to http://www.daltai.com/shop/products.php?product=Irish-Immersion-Week-%252d-August-27-to-Sept.-1%2C-2012
Source: Irish Immersion Week in New York
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Title: Telenovela for German Learners: Jojo sucht das Glück
Body: From http://www.young-germany.de/nc/news-verwaltung/news-singleview/article/jojo-sucht-das-glueck-language-series-premieres-new-season.html The second season of Deutsche Welle's telenovela series for German learners “Jojo sucht das Glück”—or “Jojo's Search for Happiness” as it's called in English–premiered July 5th at the International German Olympics (IDO). This time around Jojo, a Brazilian student learning the ropes of life in Germany, will feature new characters, a new love interest, and a dip in the working world as Jojo tries out jobs waitressing and interning at an event management agency. Catch up on the latest season or watch the new episode at http://www.dw.de/dw/0,,13121,00.html
Source: Young Germany
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Title: Blog Post: New Sports in the Ancient and Modern Olympics
Body: From http://ancientandmodernolympics.wordpress.com Read a blog post about the confusion around which sports are introduced into the modern Olympics, and similar changes over time in the ancient games, at http://ancientandmodernolympics.wordpress.com/2012/07/06/new-sports-in-the-olympic-programme This post would serve as a good conversation prompt for language students.
Source: Ancient and Modern Olympics Blog
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Title: New Website Is Dedicated to Greek and Roman Numbers
Body: From http://www.nvmeri.org Here is a new website dedicated to Greek and Roman numbers. Read what its creator’s description: “Welcome to the Ancient Numbers Page. It is a work in progress, and many features will be added in the coming weeks and months. “Aim: To help my students and the general public better understand ancient Greek and Roman numbers, and how they were represented. Different subpages will provide explanations, calculators, and graded quizzes. Some in each category are already done, and can be reached through the links in the User Menu on the left.” Explore this website at http://www.nvmeri.org
Source: Nvmeri Innvmeri
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Title: Virgilius: Collection of Links to Vergil Resources
Body: The Virgilius website houses well-annotated links to online resources dealing with Vergil. Explore it at http://www.virgilius.org
Source: Virgilius
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Title: Bastille Day Celebrations in the US
Body: A French-language, non-exhaustive list of Bastille Day celebrations around the United States is available at http://www.france-amerique.com/articles/2012/07/03/bastille_day_celebre_a_travers_tout_le_pays.html?
Source: France-Amérique
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Title: French in Belgium
Body: Read a blog post about differences between Belgian French and Parisian French at http://blogs.transparent.com/french/french-in-belgium
Source: Transparent Language
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