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::: NEW YORK SEMINARS |
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Friday,
October 15th>> Columbia University
Institute for the Study of Europe
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>> Saturday, October 16th >> Yale University
European Studies Council
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>> Friday, November 12th >>
Rutgers University
Center for Comparative European
Studies
http://cces.rutgers.edu
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Saturday,
October 23d>> Berkeley University
Berkeley University
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Saturday,
October 30th>> Goethe Institut
San Francisco
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Fee
is $25 per person for one seminar day, which includes
all texts, materials, lunch, and the resource kit.
Only one seminar day can be attended by each participant.
As our goal is to promote
interdisciplinarity, priority will be given to teachers
registering in teams of two or three, preferably
from different fields of teaching (EU Languages,
Social Studies, History).
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The
Teach Europe program offers yearly workshop
seminars intending to provide participants
with fair and updated information about the
European Union, its multicultural nature,
its economy, role and impact on today's world,
and its relations with the United States.
It is a unique chance for specialists of the
European Union and educators to meet and exchange
knowledge and experience. This program also
features a general website for the
teachers and their students, and a pedagogical
resources kit, for direct classroom use,
will be given to all participants.
The Teach Europe seminars are designed for
high school teachers of EU language, Social
Studies, and Art. No previous training in
European studies is necessary. |
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The
Teach Europe program is developed in partnership
with
the
Consulate General of Germany,
the French Embassy's Cultural
Services ,
the Consulate
General of Italy as well as
the American Association of
Teachers of French,
the American
Association of Teachers of German,
the Goethe Institut,
the
Italian-American Committee on Education and
the Universities of Yale, Rutgers, Columbia
and Berkeley.
The European
Union Delegation
in Washington, DC and in New
York is also a
partner of the program. |
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Each set of four workshops will be
preceded by a keynote speech setting
the main themes for the day and will be
followed by a convivial European lunch and
a panel discussion to open up the
debate. At every seminar day, participants
will work with professors and will be exposed
to innovative teaching strategies.
The Teach Europe Seminars 2005 are planned
in accordance with nationwide Continuing
Education Units standards. Upon completion
of the program, CEUs or Credit Hours
will be granted to the participants. |
For
further information, call the Cultural Services
of the French Embassy at:
- for the New York seminars: (212) 439-1436
or (212) 439-1438
- for the San Francisco seminars: (415)
397 0321 |
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 What
did they think about the day ? |
Brian
Carter,
Yale University |
 click
on the picture to watch the video (5Mo) |
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