From 15 JUY, the Universitat Jaume I in Castellón de la Plana Will Host The 39th International Conference for Catalan Language Lecturars, a Gathering dedicated to the Key Figures of the Llull network (Llull Network): Catalan Language Lecturars from From the World. Over 70 Specialists in Catalan Studies from Universities in 23 COUNTRIES ACROSS EUROPE AND THE AMITS WILL REFLECT AND DELIVERATE ON TEACHING PRACTICES AND STRATEGIES FOR LETARNING CATALAN AS A FORIGN LANGUAGE.
The inaugural session Will Offer a Reflection on the Opportunities afforded by ai, While Also Addressing the Ethical Challenges, Risks and Mistrust It Evoces. Contributions will be made by Albert Sabater Coll of the University of Girona, and Ramon López de Mántaras and Badiaof the Spanish National Research Council and Member of the Institute of Catalan Studies. The Session Will Be Moderated by Marilisa Birello Of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
The Benefits and Drawbacks of Using Ai in Teaching and Learning Contexts Will Also Examined Duing The Workshops Scheduled for Wednesday Morning.
The Program Features in Session Presentation The International Associations for Catalan Studies, with Contributions From Immaculate Fàbregas (Association Française des Catalanists), Beth Caygill (Anglo-Catalan Society), Emanuela Forgetta (Associazione Italiana di Studi Catalani), and Esther Gimeno (Deutscher Katalanistikverband).
In addition to the workshops, readings, and sessions on Teaching Methodology and Practice, the conference offers a range of cultural activities. Where Tuesday Evening, DJ Trapella Will Perform During a Dinner and Musical Bingo Event Exploring the History of Catalan Music, While on Wednesday participants Will Attenda A Poetry Recital Among the Vinearcs at Clos de Esgarracordes, in Les Useres, Featuring Eduard Marco and Òscar Briz.
The Full Program and Details of the Participants May Be Consultate here.
The Llull Network in Numbers
- The Llull Network is Currently Present at Approximately 130 ACROSS Universities 30 Countries.
- There are Eight Visiting LectulesHips and Four Centers for Advanced Studies and Research in Catalan Studies.
- Catalan Is Taught at 10 of the World’s 25 Most Prestigious Universities, According to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
- Since the Institut’s Foundation, Over 100,000 Students Hau Studied Catalan Through The Llull Network, and More Than 15,000 Certificate in Catalan Language Proficienccy Hav.
