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Title: Jobs in Connecticut
Body: From http://www.ctcolt.org The Connecticut Council of Language Teachers maintains a job bank with language teaching opportunities in Connecticut at http://www.ctcolt.org/jobbank.htm .
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Title: Jobs in Connecticut
Body: From http://www.ctcolt.org The Connecticut Council of Language Teachers maintains a job bank with language teaching opportunities in Connecticut at http://www.ctcolt.org/jobbank.htm .
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Title: Article: Lost Native Languages
Body: Lost native languages By Tina Detelj Feb. 21, 2008 Their culture is on display in museums and in classrooms across the country. But, the languages of Native Americans have been somehow lost. Now, thanks to a Connecticut tribe, they're being re-discovered. Getting a look at Native American life is easy at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum -- but what about a listen? The Mashantuckets are among 33 tribes in the Algonquian family to speak their own language. "It's really different comparing it to how we speak," Russel Foden of Westerly, Rhode Island said. Read the entire article about the museum and an upcoming conference at http://www.wtnh.com/global/story.asp?s=7907550 .
Source: WTNH, Connecticut
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Title: Article: Lost Native Languages
Body: Lost native languages By Tina Detelj Feb. 21, 2008 Their culture is on display in museums and in classrooms across the country. But, the languages of Native Americans have been somehow lost. Now, thanks to a Connecticut tribe, they're being re-discovered. Getting a look at Native American life is easy at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum -- but what about a listen? The Mashantuckets are among 33 tribes in the Algonquian family to speak their own language. "It's really different comparing it to how we speak," Russel Foden of Westerly, Rhode Island said. Read the entire article about the museum and an upcoming conference at http://www.wtnh.com/global/story.asp?s=7907550 .
Source: WTNH, Connecticut
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Title: Portland Japanese Garden Holds Springtime Free Admission Day
Body: The Portland Japanese Garden in Oregon will be holding a Free Admission Day on March 25, from 10am-4pm. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to invite their friends, family, and fellow community members to visit the Garden this Free Day. Tours will be given at the top of every hour. “Free Admission Days are now a regular part of our event offerings as we continue our efforts to open the Garden to the community,” Steve Bloom, the Garden’s Executive Director. “This is our first spring Free Admission Day, and we’re excited to share the Garden at a time when the cherry blossoms and other spring flowers are emerging.” During Free Admission Day, the outdoor installation of the Michihiro Kosuge exhibition, The Quiet Voice of Metal and Stone will be on display. This showing of spectacular sculptures is the winter exhibition from the Garden’s 2008 Art in the Garden series. The exhibition is also free of charge. The Portland Japanese Garden has been proclaimed by his Excellency Nobuo Matsunaga, former Ambassador of Japan, to be “the most beautiful and authentic Japanese garden in the world outside of Japan.” The Garden is above Washington Park at 611 SW Kingston Drive in SW Portland, Oregon. The Garden is open daily except on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. Hours are 10am-4pm October 1-March 31, and 10am-7pm April 1-September 30.
Source: COFLT
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Title: Portland Japanese Garden Holds Springtime Free Admission Day
Body: The Portland Japanese Garden in Oregon will be holding a Free Admission Day on March 25, from 10am-4pm. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to invite their friends, family, and fellow community members to visit the Garden this Free Day. Tours will be given at the top of every hour. “Free Admission Days are now a regular part of our event offerings as we continue our efforts to open the Garden to the community,” Steve Bloom, the Garden’s Executive Director. “This is our first spring Free Admission Day, and we’re excited to share the Garden at a time when the cherry blossoms and other spring flowers are emerging.” During Free Admission Day, the outdoor installation of the Michihiro Kosuge exhibition, The Quiet Voice of Metal and Stone will be on display. This showing of spectacular sculptures is the winter exhibition from the Garden’s 2008 Art in the Garden series. The exhibition is also free of charge. The Portland Japanese Garden has been proclaimed by his Excellency Nobuo Matsunaga, former Ambassador of Japan, to be “the most beautiful and authentic Japanese garden in the world outside of Japan.” The Garden is above Washington Park at 611 SW Kingston Drive in SW Portland, Oregon. The Garden is open daily except on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. Hours are 10am-4pm October 1-March 31, and 10am-7pm April 1-September 30.
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Title: Materials for Advanced Japanese: Learning Through Listening
Body: Learning through Listening towards Advanced Japanese , online materials for use with high-intermediate/advanced learners of Japanese, added five new topics to the site with an average of five new video segments per topic. Each video clip shows the use of aspects of Japanese considered part of advanced learners' knowledge. Visit the site at http://calper.la.psu.edu/learningthroughlistening/index.php . An online application is required to access the materials bank.
Source: CALPER E-News
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Title: Materials for Advanced Japanese: Learning Through Listening
Body: Learning through Listening towards Advanced Japanese , online materials for use with high-intermediate/advanced learners of Japanese, added five new topics to the site with an average of five new video segments per topic. Each video clip shows the use of aspects of Japanese considered part of advanced learners' knowledge. Visit the site at http://calper.la.psu.edu/learningthroughlistening/index.php . An online application is required to access the materials bank.
Source: CALPER E-News
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Title: Latin and Greek Promotional Materials
Body: From http://www.promotelatin.org/mission.htm The purpose of the National Committee for Latin and Greek is to initiate and coordinate efforts to promote the study of Latin and Greek on behalf of all cooperating classical associations by developing an agenda of promotional projects and activities. Resources available at the website include a pamplet, Latin: More than Just a Language (available for download from http://www.promotelatin.org/LatinMoreThanJustALanguage.htm ), fun facts about people who have learned Latin and Greek, and Why Study Latin? and Why Study Greek? sections. Visit the website at http://www.promotelatin.org/index.html .
Source: National Committee for Latin and Greek
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Title: Latin and Greek Promotional Materials
Body: From http://www.promotelatin.org/mission.htm The purpose of the National Committee for Latin and Greek is to initiate and coordinate efforts to promote the study of Latin and Greek on behalf of all cooperating classical associations by developing an agenda of promotional projects and activities. Resources available at the website include a pamplet, Latin: More than Just a Language (available for download from http://www.promotelatin.org/LatinMoreThanJustALanguage.htm ), fun facts about people who have learned Latin and Greek, and Why Study Latin? and Why Study Greek? sections. Visit the website at http://www.promotelatin.org/index.html .
Source: National Committee for Latin and Greek
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Title: Invitation from the Education Department of the French Consulate in Chicago
Body: The Education Department of the French Consulate in Chicago would like to invite you to participate in a meeting for the promotion of French programs, connections and resources for K-12 schools to be held in Chicago on April 25th, 2008. With the help and feedback of all the partners involved in French programs in K-12 schools, in various capacities, we can draft a powerful advocacy that demonstrates the usefulness of French in the global economy. We will focus on: * the importance of the international dimension in education to help students compete successfully in the global economy * the added value of French in that context * the existing partnerships with France in the Midwest * Resources offered by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy to support French programs in the schools Feel free to suggest other items that you would like to see discussed on that occasion. Please RSVP by MARCH 15th 2008 if you will be attending and let us know if you will need lodging. If you are not able to attend, feel free to send a representative from your office or district. Best regards, Anne-Emmanuelle Grossi Attachée culturelle adjointe Chargée de mission éducative et universitaire Service culturel Consulat Général de France à Chicago 205 North Michigan avenue - suite 3710 Chicago Il, 60601 Tel: 312 327 5232 Portable: 312 927 2452 Fax: 312 327 5207 www.frenchculture.org www.consulfrance-chicago.org www.theworldspeaksfrench.org
Source: OFLA
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Title: Invitation from the Education Department of the French Consulate in Chicago
Body: The Education Department of the French Consulate in Chicago would like to invite you to participate in a meeting for the promotion of French programs, connections and resources for K-12 schools to be held in Chicago on April 25th, 2008. With the help and feedback of all the partners involved in French programs in K-12 schools, in various capacities, we can draft a powerful advocacy that demonstrates the usefulness of French in the global economy. We will focus on: * the importance of the international dimension in education to help students compete successfully in the global economy * the added value of French in that context * the existing partnerships with France in the Midwest * Resources offered by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy to support French programs in the schools Feel free to suggest other items that you would like to see discussed on that occasion. Please RSVP by MARCH 15th 2008 if you will be attending and let us know if you will need lodging. If you are not able to attend, feel free to send a representative from your office or district. Best regards, Anne-Emmanuelle Grossi Attachée culturelle adjointe Chargée de mission éducative et universitaire Service culturel Consulat Général de France à Chicago 205 North Michigan avenue - suite 3710 Chicago Il, 60601 Tel: 312 327 5232 Portable: 312 927 2452 Fax: 312 327 5207 www.frenchculture.org www.consulfrance-chicago.org www.theworldspeaksfrench.org
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Title: Imagiers: French Video Clips
Body: From http://imagiers.net Looking for audio/visual materials in French? A Finnish website has a large collection of French video clips. Categories include dictations, listening exercises, expressions, riddles, grammatical topics, and words. Visit the website at http://imagiers.net .
Source: Imagiers
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Title: Imagiers: French Video Clips
Body: From http://imagiers.net Looking for audio/visual materials in French? A Finnish website has a large collection of French video clips. Categories include dictations, listening exercises, expressions, riddles, grammatical topics, and words. Visit the website at http://imagiers.net .
Source: Imagiers
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Title: Resources for French Teachers: Learning Portal
Body: From http://www.school-portal.co.uk/GroupHomepage.asp?GroupId=40154 This webpage is part of the Westwood Language College for Girls in England. This section is dedicated to all learners of the French language (and those who can speak it already). It aims at developing French through fun, advanced activities. Look at the menu on the far left to help you choose a section: -Amusez-vous (have fun!) is a section of popular, interactive games -Videos: is a selection of website to allow you to watch French movies, video clips etc. (it also contains contains links to websites which allow you explore movies! -French Calendar: the Calendar of French events -Paroles et Musique: some websites to encourage you listen to music in French and complete exercises -Want to start straight away? Look at the bottom left: here are a selection of excellent websites for Reading and practicing your grammar! Visit the website and browse the available resources at http://www.school-portal.co.uk/GroupHomepage.asp?GroupId=40154 .
Source: Westwood Language College for Girls
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Title: Resources for French Teachers: Learning Portal
Body: From http://www.school-portal.co.uk/GroupHomepage.asp?GroupId=40154 This webpage is part of the Westwood Language College for Girls in England. This section is dedicated to all learners of the French language (and those who can speak it already). It aims at developing French through fun, advanced activities. Look at the menu on the far left to help you choose a section: -Amusez-vous (have fun!) is a section of popular, interactive games -Videos: is a selection of website to allow you to watch French movies, video clips etc. (it also contains contains links to websites which allow you explore movies! -French Calendar: the Calendar of French events -Paroles et Musique: some websites to encourage you listen to music in French and complete exercises -Want to start straight away? Look at the bottom left: here are a selection of excellent websites for Reading and practicing your grammar! Visit the website and browse the available resources at http://www.school-portal.co.uk/GroupHomepage.asp?GroupId=40154 .
Source: Westwood Language College for Girls
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Title: Podcasts about Mexicans Living in Germany
Body: From http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/saf/enindex.htm Hear from Mexicans, living in Germany - How do they like it? What do they say about their everyday life? These podcasts are provided by the Goethe-Institut in San Francisco. Currently 6 podcasts are available at http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/saf/lhr/wer/en2344477.htm .
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Title: Podcasts about Mexicans Living in Germany
Body: From http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/saf/enindex.htm Hear from Mexicans, living in Germany - How do they like it? What do they say about their everyday life? These podcasts are provided by the Goethe-Institut in San Francisco. Currently 6 podcasts are available at http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/saf/lhr/wer/en2344477.htm .
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Title: Audiria: Multimedia Spanish Tools
Body: From http://www.audiria.com Audiria is a new online tool which freely supports your learning of spanish, offering multimedia audiofiles to increase your knowledge of the language. You will find daily a new audio file about very different topics (Spanish culture, grammar, novels, news, radio, daily scenes, El Quijote). Audio files are accompanied by the corresponding texts (also for free) and exercises where you can check your understanding degree. Visit this website at http://www.audiria.com .
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Title: Audiria: Multimedia Spanish Tools
Body: From http://www.audiria.com Audiria is a new online tool which freely supports your learning of spanish, offering multimedia audiofiles to increase your knowledge of the language. You will find daily a new audio file about very different topics (Spanish culture, grammar, novels, news, radio, daily scenes, El Quijote). Audio files are accompanied by the corresponding texts (also for free) and exercises where you can check your understanding degree. Visit this website at http://www.audiria.com .
Source: Audiria
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