Language Teaching & Learning: Italian
The Language Teaching and Learning programs are specially designed to provide a comprehensive study of how languages are taught and learned, whether in a second or foreign language context. In this program, the specific focus is on the Italian language.
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- Foreign Affairs Specialist
- Certified Translator
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Sample Courses
An in-depth analysis of Machiavelli’s The Prince, from historical, social, and political perspectives.
This course is designed to enhance students' Italian language skills through digital writing, editing, and translating. Projects include media production, digital analysis of primary texts, and comparisons between human-generated and computer-generated translations.
This course will conduct a critical appraisal of online course materials, and formulate appropriate pedagogical strategies for their exploitation. This course is taught in English and is open to students from other disciplines.
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