The United States would undoubtedly benefit if more Americans were to study abroad.
I recently read an excellent essay by Sanford J. Ungar. Published in Foreign Affairs, the piece explains why it’s so important for Americans to study abroad. “The trouble is that relatively few Americans currently enjoy this kind of life-changing overseas experience,” writes Ungar.
Lessons learned at Grandview Heights High School poetry translation workshop. Sometimes, something can be gained in translation.
That was one of the lessons for Grandview Heights High School students who participated in a poetry translation workshop March 15.The sessions were led by Otterbein University English professor Terry Hermsen and Sydney Tammarine, a Spanish language and literature teacher at Horizon Science Academy.
Their Majesties King Felipe and Queen Letizia traveled to San Juan, Puerto Rico to participate in the Inauguration of the VII Congress of the Spanish Language.
This program is about bringing more people to the library and getting parents to read to their children,” Friends of the Library member Maria Remington said, in Spanish.
Fifty years ago, hundreds of thousands of Cubans immigrated to the southern tip of Florida. Now, the city has to teach a new generation how to thrive in a bilingual economy.
A Government of Spain initiative developed by ICEX España Exportación e Inversiones, and coordinated by the Embassy of Spain-Trade Commission Miami.
Study in Spain features the best higher learning studies, language and culture programs, educational opportunities and services, that position Spain as a top study abroad destination.
