This is the main reason why we have translations in our materials. We understand the meaning of total comprehensible input very well it’s the only way to make language acquisition natural.
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Our students are introduced to new cultures while widening professional and personal opportunities. We teach Spanish for long term acquisition through an efficient, structured and engaging program where students can speak the language and communicate effectively. What makes you different from other businesses?Ī. When we started CONVERSA, the few organizations that taught languages to young students lacked a well developed curriculum, offered their teachers practically no training to begin teaching and did not service their clients efficiently. We saw the opportunity to teach Spanish to children by creating a business that offered professionalism, quality and a long term commitment to our different stakeholders. When we founded CONVERSA we could only think about one concept: “Learning a foreign language has to be natural, fun and cool.” Having this concept in mind, in addition to our experience of having had to learn English “the hard way,” we started our program. Through our online store, we also sell our curriculum for middle school Spanish, including student workbooks and teacher manuals.Ī. We provide in-curriculum and after school Spanish classes to students from Kindergarten to eighth grade in private and public schools throughout Orange County. French curator Alicia Knock works on expanding the museum’s perspectives to Western Africa and Central Europe through exhibitions.A. São Paulo native Paulo Miyada, who took over as adjunct curator of the Pompidou Center in 2021, currently collaborates with the acquisitions and donations of Latin American art to the collection of the Parisian institution. Victor Gorgulho, Paulo Miyada, Frances Reynolds, Alicia Knock, Lucas Albuquerque, Cristiano Vasconcelos and Madeleine Deschamps / Photo: Beatriz Gimenes Collectors Leo Pedrosa and Margareth Telles were also in the conversation. The meeting was attended by Instituto Inclusartiz’ founder and president, Frances Reynolds, and renowned Brazilian artists such as Anna Bella Geiger, Iole de Freitas, Vivian Caccuri, and Arjan Martins as well as young names in national and international art, such as Manoela Medeiros, João Modé, Romain Dumesni, and Emilija Skarnulyte. Anna Bella Geiger, Frances Reynolds and Leo Pedrosa / Photo Beatriz Gimenes Held in partnership with the Embassy of France in Brazil, the event gathered several agents of contemporary art, including artists, curators, gallery owners and collectors, to reflect on the challenges of conducting and rethinking the art collection of an already renowned institution, taking into account the relationship between historical reparation and new perspectives on an already constituted collection. The event brought together several agents of contemporary art, such as Anna Bella Geiger and Frances Reynolds / Photo: Beatriz Gimenes On December 6, Instituto Inclusartiz promoted at its cultural center in Rio de Janeiro, in the Gamboa port area, the meeting “Persistence and Duration: Is it Possible to Twist a Museum’s Collection?,” which presented the public with a conversation between the curators of Centre Georges Pompidou (France) Alicia Knock and Paulo Miyada. Instituto Inclusartiz promotes conversation between curators of Centre Georges Pompidou (France) Alicia Knock and Paulo Miyada / Photo: Beatriz Gimenes
The event brought together several agents of contemporary art to reflect on the challenges of conducting and rethinking the art collection of an already renowned institution
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