The program reinforces its commitment to language instruction through its commitment to pedagogical research and innovation. Faculty and instructors develop all teaching materials used in the classroom, and many of these aides have gone into press for use well beyond Columbia.
In 1917, a generous donation from Mr. Ding Long of Canton helped establish the first professorship in Chinese studies. In the hundred years since, the Chinese Language Program at EALAC has become the largest on the East Coast. Over twenty full-time lecturers and teaching associates instruct roughly 400 students every semester.
The program reinforces its commitment to language instruction through its commitment to pedagogical research and innovation. Faculty and instructors develop all teaching materials used in the classroom, and many of these aides have gone into press for use well beyond Columbia.
Courses in Chinese Linguistics and Language Pedagogy, History of the Chinese Language, and Acquisition of Chinese as a Second Language augment the core language curriculum. These additional courses build towards the program’s long-term goal of establishing itself as a leading center for linguistic research and teacher training in the Chinese language in the United States.
The Columbia University Language Resource Center focuses on promoting innovative approaches to learning across a broad range of languages as it seeks to foster better language teaching practices and methods for all its constituencies.
The work of the LRC fits into the university-wide effort to encourage collaboration across the boundaries of departments, disciplines, and schools.
The CALA approach to learning languages focuses on high-frequency vocabulary—the words, phrases, expressions, and grammar that you are most likely to encounter in day-to-day life. We go narrow-and-deep with this vocabulary.
Mandarin language course is offered by World Language Schools. Diversity and inclusion is mainly about communication in English and other languages.
Mandarin is a tonal language, which means that words with the same spelling and sound, pronounced with the 4 different tones of Mandarin, can mean totally different things.
Our 9-Week (18 Sessions) Beginner-Level I Mandarin Chinese Program is an ideal starting program for learners with no previous learning experience or limited capabilities in Mandarin Chinese.
Learning china course language will not only increase your chances of finding work opportunities but it's also been shown to increase your earnings.
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