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SUMMER TRAVEL: LIVING THE LANGUAGE: SEND US YOUR STORIES! Language teachers love to travel abroad, and summer is the preferred time to take off. We would like to encourage you to share your stories with us and other teachers. Read more here The Culture Club is an online environment where teachers of foreign languages can find materials and information to help them teach about the culture(s) of their target language(s). Below you will discover what is currently featured in each of the nine rooms of the Club. Each room also has a link to its Collection where you will find all the previously-featured materials. Please let us know what you think of receiving this update. If you have trouble following the links from the email, paste this URL into your browser: http://nclrc.org/cultureclub/email_club.html |
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Speakers' Corner
JULY 2010: A RARE VIEW OF ROME: Learning Italian in Quick Time
By Frances M. Sanfilippo Go to article
JUNE 2010: Le Cinema: Going to the Movies in Paris
By Rebekah Bray Go to article
MAY 2010: Summer Traveling: Share your stories with us!
See the announcement
Photo Gallery
JULY 2010 Photo Contest: Be the winner! Name the city and country. See photograph
JUNE 2010 Photo Contest: Congratulations to Deborah McGee Mifflin. See photograph
MAY 2010 Photo Contest: Congratulations to John Donaldson. See photograph
Banquet Hall
MAY 2010: Black Forest Cherry Cake from German-Speaking Europe See recipe
MARCH 2010: Mexican Hot Chocolate Read article
Spanish Music Room
JUNE 2010: Dibujando memorias by Editus Read Review
MARCH 2010: Rubén Blades Greatest Hits by Rubén Blades Read Review
The French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian Collections are still available in the Culture Club Collection
Screening Room
JULY 2010:
Chinese: The Last Emperor
French: Etre et Avoir
Italian: Caterina va in citta'
Spanish: Todos estamos invitados
JUNE 2010:
Chinese: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
French: Rue Cases-Nègres (Sugarcane Alley)
Italian: The Magic of Fellini
Italian: The Last Victory
MAY 2010:
Chinese: Hero
French: Ponette
Italian: L'Ultimo Bacio (The Last Kiss)
Russian: School
Spanish: ¿Y tú quién eres?
Library
Seeking German Book Review Editors! Find out more
JULY 2010:
French: French or Foe? Getting the Most out of Visiting, Living and Working in France
Italian: La Boutique del Mistero
JUNE 2010:
French: Sacrés fonctionnaires! Un Américain face à notre bureaucratie
Italian: Galileo's Daughter
Discover new cinquains for use in your classroom in
NEW! the German Poetry room: Der Saal Von Poesie
the French Poetry Room: L'âme poétique de nos écoles Featuring cinquains from Leslie Grabowski and her students in Fairfax County, Virginia
the Italian Poetry Room: Sala delle Poesie
the Spanish Poetry Room: El Rincón Poético Featuring Chilean cinquains from the NCLRC's Erica Manta
Teachers' Lounge
JULY 2010: Lesson Plan: Teaching Culture through Photographs: Street Signs
By L. Cavaglieri, from Milan, Italy
Go to article
JUNE 2010: Lesson Plan: World Cup Fever: Students as Soccer Match Commentators
Go to article
MAY 2010: Using Photos to Teach Culture
By Ann Williams Go to article
The Hangout
JUNE 2010: Corrina and Sara from Rome, Italy tell about their lives as teenagers in Rome. Go to article
APRIL 2010: Ingvill, a teenager from Lom, Norway shares what her life is like in Norway Go to interview
Bloggers' Den
Have you checked out our blog list recently?
Culture Shocks! is back. Read about incidents of cross-cultural miscommunication and add your own. We welcome your stories of cross-cultural misunderstandings. If we accept it for publication, you will win a prize!
Check out these blogs and many more, including blogs in additional languages and the NCLRC's own Culture Shocks blog, in the Bloggers' Den!
How to contact the Culture Club:
If you wish to share your own materials and have them published, or you wish to unsubscribe from this email, send your feedback, suggestions, opinions, please send an email to Christine, our Culture Club Director.
Make sure you specify what you are writing about, in the subject line of your email. Thank You!!!