THE GARRONE MIND MAP ON “ THE EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES: OUR VIEW POINTS” 26 TH SEPTEMBER 2009.

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THE GARRONE MIND MAP ON “ THE EUROPEAN DAY OF LANGUAGES: OUR VIEW POINTS” 26 TH SEPTEMBER 2009

TO LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IS IMPORTANT TODAY. WHY? BECAUSE YOU CAN WORK BETTER ALL OVER THE WORLD YOU CAN SPEAK TO DIFFERENT PEOPLE BECAUSE YOU CAN EASILY TRAVEL YOU CAN USE THE COMPUTER BECAUSE YOU CAN SOLVE PROBLEMS THAT MAY RISE DURING YOUR LIFE OR DURING YOUR TRIP IT IS SO BEATIFUL TO BE UNDERSTOOD BY ANYONE ALL OVER THE WORLD

BECAUSE YOU CAN MEET NEW PEOPLE, NEW FRIENDS YOU CAN LEARN NEW CULTURES BECAUSE IT IS A NEED NOWADAYS YOU CAN IMPROVE YOUR PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE BECAUSE YOU CAN ENJOY YOUR TRIP IN A DIFFERENT WAY; IT WILL BE MORE RELAXING AND STIMULATING YOU CAN GO OUT WITHOUT PROBLEMS

OUR RESULTS : THE ANSWERS OF OUR STUDENTS HAVE BEEN EQUAL. OUR STUDENTS HAVE AGREED TO LIST THE SAME POINTS CONCERNING THE VALUE OF LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE TODAY. THE AIMS OF THIS EUROPEAN DAY ARE MOSTLY THREE: A. ALERTING THE PEOPLE TO THE IMPORTANCE OF LANGUAGE LEARNING TO INCREASE PLURILINGUALISM AND INTERCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING B. PROMOTING THE RICH LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF EUROPE, WHICH MUST BE PRESERVED AND FOSTERED C. ENCOURAGING LIFELONG LANGUAGE LEARNING IN AND OUT OF SCHOOL

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