by Wendy Newman | Sep 22, 2016 | German Culture, German updates, German Zone, Language Zones
Shakespeares Abkehr von seinen nichtenglischen Stoffen (M. Schulz, 14.07.2016) Bei Shakespeare, wenn du hinschaust näher, gibt’s überwiegend Europäer, die in ihren Heimatlanden Komik oder Tragik fanden. Der Hamlet war ein Edeldäne, der seinem Onkel zeigt die Zähne,...
by Wendy Newman | Sep 16, 2016 | Competitions
The deadline for entries for this competition has now passed, but we will publish the results as soon as they are available. The European Day of Languages (26 September) is the annual opportunity to reinforce the importance we place languages – all languages...
by Wendy Newman | Sep 15, 2016 | Brexit news, Language News, News
Britain leaving the EU could put the Erasmus student exchange scheme under threat: Six former students explain why this matters. British Future: What next after Brexit? Immigration and integration in post-referendum Britain – including information on European...
by Wendy Newman | Sep 14, 2016 | Languages Today, Languages Today extended content
Anna Lise Gordon, ALL President 2016-18 The Theory What is resilience? Neenan (2009: 3) describes resilience as an ‘intriguing yet elusive concept’ but there is no doubt that the concept has assumed greater significance in educational documents in recent years....
by Wendy Newman | Sep 14, 2016 | French News, Language News, News
As a participant you will take a collaborative role in the development of the research and will benefit from free training in research methods and in innovative language teaching. The project team believe participating in this project will be of value to you in...
