This spring the American Cultural Studies program (ACS) will offer four new courses. Come to our free open session during the IIE Open House on March 15th to learn more. The theme for this trimester is “Equality 3.0: Economic Inequality.” Throughout the course the class will examine the ways economic inequality has affected, and continues to affect, American
Go Electric in English: A Hands-On Technology / English Workshop Miércoles • 18:00 – 19:30h• 13 de Abril a 18 de Mayo A través de la realización de experimentos prácticos, los niños de este mini-curso adquieren conocimientos básicos sobre electricidad y mejoran sus habilidades en inglés. Los estudiantes aprenden sobre baterías, circuitos e imanes al tiempo
Curso de Preparación del Examen SAT – Primavera 2016 El Instituto Internacional ofrece de nuevo una oportunidad para alumnos que solicitan su admisión en universidades norteamericanas: los cursos de Preparación del examen SAT en el trimestre de Primavera. Estos cursos están diseñados para alumnos que empiezan 1º o 2º de Bachillerato, y que están pensando
This spring the American Cultural Studies program (ACS) will offer four new courses. Come to our free open session during the IIE Open House on March 15th to learn more. This course is an exploration of 20th century American Realism and the lives and art of the Wyeth family. It is designed for advanced speakers of English
This spring the American Cultural Studies program (ACS) will offer four new courses. Come to our free open session during the IIE Open House on March 15th to learn more. This course will examine the expression “The New World” and some aspects of immigration to the United States, from the hopes and fears of the immigrant, to
This spring the American Cultural Studies program (ACS) will offer four new courses. Come to our free open session during the IIE Open House on March 15th to learn more. In this course students will consult a variety of texts – political manifestos, poetry, short stories, novel excerpts, and plays – in order to examine how women
Since our March meeting falls so soon after our previous one, this month’s story is short enough to read in one go: Kate Chopin’s “The Storm.” Originally written in 1898, it wasn’t published until 1969, 65 years after Chopin’s death. It isn’t hard to imagine why this particular story remained unpublished for so long. Its
This spring the American Cultural Studies program (ACS) will offer four new courses. Come to our free open session during the IIE Open House on March 15th to learn more. 20th Century American Art History: Realism & the Wyeths This course is an exploration of 20th century American Realism and the lives and art of the Wyeth
This month’s poem, “Poetry,” by Marianne Moore, is a curious little poem. Moore wrote the first version of this poem in 1924, and then spent nearly five decades revising it, finally settling on a three-line version that she included in her 1967 volume, The Complete Poems of Marianne Moore. (You can read the two versions
My hero by Jorge González Aguado: Marco Reus My hero is Marco Reus. He´s a football player from Borussia Dortmund. I admire him because I think he´s the best football player. I also like him because he´s kind, generous, and funny. However, he plays in the Germany selection. He´s tall, he weighs 75 KG, he