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The Love Language plays April 2, 2009, at the Hideout in Chicago. Photos also posted (along with opening act Mazes) at: www.undergroundbee.com/2009/04/02lovelanguage/index.htm
UW-Madison’s Language Institute hosted World Languages Day on November 14, 2013 at Union South. This exciting, college-for-a-day experience introduces more than 600 Wisconsin high school students and their teachers to many of the world languages and cultural topics offered at UW-Madison. The event, which features faculty, students and staff, aims to inspire students to pursue a second or third language regardless of their educational and career goals.
Photos by Kerry G. Hill/UW-Madison Division of International Studies
‘If you want to enter into their world, you should understand and know their language’-
This is an old saying about children and this is the way of interaction between the children and the teachers in White Fields Nursery.
‘Tell me the number you were able to toss with the ball’, this was the game today. Children enjoyed playing a target toss game of numbers, which focussed on their gross motor skills and numeracy as well.
In addition to that, children had a flower Math game puzzle, and they completed the flower according to the numbers.
They had so much to do with numeracy today and stuck the numbers on caterpillars, during the numeracy class to learn numbers.
They were involved in the color game, focusing on their identifying skills. Foot print hopping was great for coordination and balancing. They were so creative in collaging feathers on the UAE national bird.
To enhance their literacy skills, they learnt about Phonic ’N’ and its vocabulary.
Today’s Science Activity focused on STEM-Learning.
An excellent learning experience again…
Osage Language Master Teacher, Mongrain "Mogri" Lookout, watches Osage students perform during the 15th Annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair on April 3. CHALENE TOEHAY-TARTSAH/Osage News
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Pusat Privat dan Terjemahan Bahasa Asing Tersumpah di Bali
Hubungi Language Assistance:
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Kecamatan Denpasar Timur 80232
Bali, Indonesia
Email: bantuanbahasa@gmail.com
Website: balilanguageassistance.wordpress.com/
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WELS Multi-Language Productions (MLP) is partnering with the Bethany Lutheran College Fine Arts department to produce illustrations of Bible stories and Catechism lessons for use in world mission fields. Fourteen ELS/WELS artists came together alongside Rev. Dr. Terry Schultz, Artistic Development Missionary for MLP, to illustrate 54 Biblical accounts for use in Zambian Sunday Schools. Church leaders in Zambia plan to distribute these illustrations for use as inexpensive, impactful visual aids in Sunday School classes.
The “Images of Grace,” exhibition is available from August 31-September 27, 2022 in the Ylvisaker Fine Arts Center Gallery. A special gallery reception was held on September 1 at 7 p.m. (pictured). It include a panel discussion with Rev. Dr. Terry Schultz; Rev. Larry Schlomer, WELS World Missions Administrator; Professor Andrew Overn, Art Director; and various contributing artists.
This exhibit represents the beginning of an ongoing project and partnership between Bethany’s Art Department and Multi-Language Productions.
Town Hall Hilversum, the Netherlands
In the Town Hall of Hilversum, architect Dudok language manages the vertical and horizontal volumes, the set of masses against hollow, flat roofs floating and monumentality. This remarkable and in many ways unique structure, whose first sketches were made in 1924, is considered the masterpiece of brilliant but anti avant-garde architect’s career. When the building was completed in 1931, the public embraced this example of modern architecture, for its balance between form and function, and it seemed traditional in composition, fine craftsmen and high quality finishes and materials used. But above all, it was praised for its monumentality. Some critics, however, felt that the building had an anti – structural arrangement, which was proportionally irresponsible in their ways and accused of diluting Dudok modernist designs or be halfway modernism, playing another contemporary, rather than create a formal language itself. By insisting that its architecture lacked a specific style, critics suggested that their designs were not fluent, thus limited to a strict formula for the entire architecture. However, the end result becomes a sculptural expression of a subject composition. It is a testament to the consistent harmonic form, function, art and human need. Hilversum City Council is not only the magnum opus Dudok ‘s career, but also one of the most successful buildings in the history of the modern movement.
The structure consists of load-bearing walls, reinforced concrete floors and concrete lintels above the horizontal windows, while the roof structure in the council chamber is steel. Its balanced masses make a synthesis of functionality and romanticism. Has been criticized, however the arrangement and construction irresponsible proportions addition forms. The use of overhanging eaves, an unusual feature to the Netherlands, and a simple tree -dimensional asymmetric geometry arranged around a square courtyard provide a modern structure while reflecting the medieval municipalities historicism by the presence of a large and a tower room. It is a masonry construction, using, in addition to reinforced concrete and steel beams, yellow bricks specially made for this project, including all facades. Dudok, who also designed the furniture and interior decoration, yellow bricks ordered in special sizes. Some decorative touches were made with blue and green glazed tiles, red tiles strips, black and gold, as the wall facing the columns of the gallery entrance, covered with light blue tiles or dark details on the bases of columns and red in the upper parts. Blue was also used in other decorative details, particularly in the outer columns coating. In the thin elongated interior columns were used and refined golden tiles, highlighting the dark colour of some soils, covered with marbles combinations, like some of the walls in the lobby or the stairwell. Glass is another recurring element in the sophisticated decoration, not only in window openings where clear glass was used, semitransparent, bevelled and stained glass in some gaps, but also excels in the decorative lighting, also designed by the architect.
The building was restored between 1989-1995 by Dutch Van Hoogevest Architects. Restoration costs caused some scandal, as it was at the time the proposal to sell a Mondrian painting from the collection of the city to pay for the restoration.
We kicked off our very first #HAFashionFriday event by providing Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard® cardholders with a unique behind-the-scenes exclusive to purchase new products from proudly-supported local designers before they launched in-store. Our inaugural event included our friends from Katrina Cordova, Kira Hawaii, B D'Angelo, Manuheali‘i, Fighting Eel, Mahiku, Language of the Birds, Sticks & Stones, Noho Designs, and Lucky We Live Hawaii!
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Maori Language week Displays and after school activities during Maori language week, Hornby Library, 13 September 2017.
File reference:HO-2017-09-13-IMG_0286
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
Seymour Dual Language Academy students enjoyed the annual Carrier Holiday Celebration, where each student received a gift to take home while enjoying some holiday magic. Photos by Marilu Lopez.
Fiction bins at Corinna School with sign language labels www.deaf.org.nz/resources/learn-new-zealand-sign-language...
Viernes 10 de noviembre. Se realizaron clases modelo de inglés y castellano en presencia de padres de familia.
Dan Swan addresses students from across Oklahoma at the 15th Annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair on April 3. CHALENE TOEHAY-TARTSAH/Osage News
Eh. It's eisā season here. This poster is in my big bro's office and I've featured it here several months (years?) ago. My dad and I helped him paint one of the rooms in his office. I'll also have to welcome my big bro to Apple (well, kinda-sorta) as a brand spankin' new whiteiPod nano 4GB owner. Getting him to buy a Mac is next. ;)
Chinese Language Day 2018 celebration under the theme: “New Era – New Shanghai: Witnessing the 40 years of reform and opening up in China”
Photo credit: UNIS Vienna/Lilia Jiménez-Ertl
Vicenza High School students visit their Italian partner school, Liceo Scientifico Statale G.B. Quadri in Vicenza, Italy, April 18 for a day of expanding language competence and cultural familiarity. Language teachers in both schools have cooperated for more than a decade to build their school exchange program.
Our Student Committee of the English language school. They help new students settle into our student life.
Where there are humans, there are stories. Some stories have such strong roots in our psyche that we have coined words after characters in them. We call such a word an eponym, from Greek epi- (upon) + -onym (name). The English language has thousands of words coined after people, both real and fictional. This week we'll feature five, coined after fictional people.
Today's word of the day is Sinon, named after Sinon, a Greek man who, by his false tale, persuaded the Trojans into taking the wooden horse inside Troy. Also from the Greek word sinomai (to harm or hurt).
Learn more at: wordsmith.org/words/sinon.html
The blooming world
appears in you,
a raw and breathing
field of grace,
the color of smoke and sky,
of sacred fire
and birthing earth.
The ferns speak
a fresh language today,
a whispered call
for you to feel your own
gentle holiness,
abiding in the skin
of your feet,
the bones
of your hands,
and in the holy map
of your spirit’s
patient walk.
©Laura Sorrells 2009
all rights reserved
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Representatives from the College of DuPage Spanish, German, Korean, French, Japanese and Italian clubs and the Alpha Mu Gamm Language Honor Society recently held a celebration of their diverse cultures at the Multicultural Mashup at the Glen Ellyn campus, 425 Fawell Blvd. The groups presented music, food and other cultural treats to highlight their respective corners of the world and educate guests on the various groups represented on the COD campus.