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Teaching Mobility Exchange in terms of the Erasmus+ Program

Faculty/ Department: Humanities

Partner/Sending institution: Technical University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Erasmus + Program: Teaching

Period:  April 28, 2022 –  May 13, 2022

Academic year: 2021/2022

During the period April 28, 2022 –  May 13, 2022, the invited lecturer  from the  Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Ligia Mara Tomoiagă held several lectures with students of Bachelor and Master study programs  of the Department of Foreign Languages, “Fan S. Noli ” University.

Professor Tomoiagă visited “Fan S. Noli” University in the framework of the cooperation between the two Universities and the Erasmus + program. According to her, the aim of this experience is exchanging the academic knowledge and practices; strengthening the teaching skills of students and introducing new ways of teaching language, culture and literature in “English Language” study program.

During this period the Professor Ligia Mara Tomoiagă presented and worked on the following topics:

-Multiple Intelligence Theory and TESL at Master level; Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences and its importance for foreign language learning; Musical intelligence: activities, themes, goals and planning ideas for using music in the classroom as a key tool for acquiring language skills; Kinesthetic intelligence

– The role of movement and language learning through movement in vocational classes; Interpersonal intelligence – social sensitivity; Interpersonal intelligence-language learning, while learning emotional intelligence; the educational value of language teaching.

-American culture and literature from its formation in the First World War from the point of view of its unique characteristics and specific change at the Bachelor level. The uniqueness of American culture and literature, which began as a written culture at the crossroads of multiple cultural sources; 19th-century and early 20th-century American women writers and characters; American Roots of Modernity — by Henry James and William Faulkner.

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