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Title: Language Institute in Zadar, Croatia
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From http://studyabroad.ku.edu/language-institute-zadar-croatia
The University of Kansas Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and the Office of Study Abroad offer students the opportunity to spend the summer in Zadar, Croatia, studying Croatian language and culture. The University of Kansas has more than 30 years of involvement in Croatian language programs.
In addition to intensive intermediate or advanced-level Croatian study, the program offers afternoon and evening programs that include lectures (in Croatian), films, and visits to museums. Cultural and sightseeing trips to local places of interest are planned for this year’s program.
For more details go to http://studyabroad.ku.edu/language-institute-zadar-croat31
Source: University of Kansas
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Title: ARMACAD: Platform for Study and Research Opportunities
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From http://armacad.info/about
ARMACAD is a platform for students, scholars, scientists and parents to search and find scholarships, summer schools, grants, fully funded conferences, summer schools, trainings, seminars and other study and research opportunities worldwide. Every day publications on new opportunities across hundreds of disciplines appear online on armacad.info.
Each visitor may subscribe to ARMACAD weekly digest and receive all updates via email, through signing up in the website and choosing those academic disciplines which are the most suitable for one's academic career and needs.
Explore ARMACAD and sign up for a weekly digest at http://armacad.info/
Source: ARMACAD
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Title: Report: Sign-Language Leads to Better Peripheral Vision
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From http://languagemagazine.com
Sign-Language Leads to Better Peripheral Vision
February 21, 2017
A new report in Frontiers in Psychology found that deaf adults who use British Sign Language (BSL) had significantly faster peripheral vision reaction time than non-deaf BSL language interpreters and that the interpreters had faster reaction times than hearing adults who do not speak BSL.
Read the full article at http://languagemagazine.com/2017/02/sign-language-leads-better-peripheral-vision/
Source: Language Magazine
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Title: Argumentation Templates in Swedish
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Here are some helpful sentence frames for making reasoned points in a culturally appropriate way in Sweden: http://blogs.transparent.com/swedish/argumentation-templates-in-swedish/
Source: Transparent Language
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Title: German Culture in the USA
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Here is an English-language article about German culture in the United States, including some history, German language, architecture, food, special events, and names of towns and cities: http://blogs.transparent.com/german/german-culture-in-the-usa/
Source: Transparent Language
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Title: “Gruezi” and Other Swiss German Expressions
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Here is an article about Swiss German, especially as spoken in Fribourg: http://www.gamesforlanguage.com/blog/post/2017-02-gruezi-and-other-swiss-german-expressions
Source: Games for Language
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Title: Connecticut State Latin Day
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The Classical Association of Connecticut puts on Connecticut State Latin Day, a classical immersion day for middle and high school students, each year. Students from across the state celebrate the day by coming together for a variety of Latin-themed presentations, activities and competitions.
CSLD 2017 will be held on Friday April 28 at Holiday Hill, and to acknowledge the 1,900th anniversary of the year 117 AD as the greatest extent of the Roman Empire, the theme will be imperium sine fine.
Learn more and volunteer to run a workshop at https://ctstatelatinday.wordpress.com/important-info-for-csld-2015/
Source: ClassConn
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Title: Vermont Latin Day 2017
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From http://www.uvm.edu/~classics/?Page=latindays/Latin_Day.html
Each spring, the Department of Classics at the University of Vermont hosts a Latin Day event for area high school Latin students and teachers. The 2017 event, the 41st Annual Vermont Latin Day, will be held on Friday, April 7, 2017 at the Patrick Gymnasium on the University of Vermont Campus. The theme is the Supernatural in Antiquity.
Participating schools should send skit topics to Aaron Robinson and Angeline Chiu ASAP. Topics are first come, first served, and they will be listed on the event website as they are claimed.
Final Registration Deadline: March 24, 2017
For full details go to http://www.uvm.edu/~classics/?Page=latindays/Latin_Day.html
Source: The University of Vermont
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Title: Cooking Roman Bread with Your Class
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From http://caneweb.org
Jenny Dean writes about cooking with her middle school Latin students. Read her blog post to learn where you can access recipes for foods the ancient Romans ate and get ideas for cooking in your class: http://caneweb.org/new/?p=3500
Source: CANE
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Title: National Latin Teacher Recruitment Week
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From http://www.promotelatin.org/nltrw
National Latin Teacher Recruitment Week
Your Future is Our Future - March 6-10, 2017 (always the first FULL week in March)
This effort, a cooperative venture of the American Classical League, the Society for Classical Studies, and various regional and state classical organizations, seeks to engage all Classicists at all levels of instruction in the business of insuring that our Latin, Greek, and Classics pre-college classrooms have the teachers they need.
See what you can do to promote Latin teaching as a career at http://www.promotelatin.org/nltrw
Source: PromoteLatin.org
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