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Spanish Schools Argentina
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METHOD AND MATERIALS FOR OUR SPANISH COURSES |
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Medical Introductory Spanish Course Social-Cultural Activities Program Some Information on Buenos Aires Recommendations for our Spanish Language School
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Our system of initial evaluation and constant supervision of each student assures course is adjusted to the needs of each of the students of our schools. Furthermore, small groups allow maximum attention to the difficulties as well as the progress of each one of the members.
Through its years of experience Argentina I.L.E.E. Spanish School has
developed a method that successfully teaches students both grammar and oral
communication skills approppriate for his or her level.
In the classes, grammar is introduced and put into practice through listening comprehension and role playing as well as written exercises. Thus, starting with the correct use of the language, the student will be able to actively participate in conversation outside the school. We consider the understanding of grammar to be an essential tool, that enables the student to express himself or herself correctly, according to his or her level. Argentina I.L.E.E. Spanish Schools have established different levels (see detailed information) taking into account a student's initial level,the grammar study appropriate at that level ,and the hours necessary to complete that level.History of teaching Spanish in Argentina allows a structure of this kind, assuring our students a successful and solid learning of the language. From the first levels we use informative material so the student gains a progressive understanding of the cultural context. Beginning with Intermediate level I journalistic or historical texts, as well as those concerning the way of life in our country as a daily activity. This way vocabulary is extended, linguistic interchanges between the students are generated and cultural and historical contents are deepened. The cultural activities suggested by the school are offered with the purpose of assisting the student to acquire an integral understanding of the Argentine social cultural development.
In levels intermediate III and advanced I and II, the students participate in more formal communicative situations. |
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