Spanish History and History of Spanish Art
Ask for more information 1 Week Course in Vélez-Málaga, Spain. Spanish History and History of Spanish Art Course Description: Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Spanish history and art during this week-long course in Vélez-Málaga. This program offers a …
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The course lasts for one week and takes place in Vélez-Málaga, Spain.
The course explores Spanish history, Hispanic civilization, regional cultures, and art. Topics include Iberians, Phoenicians, Al-Andalus, the Americas' impact on Spain, and cultural elements like music, dances, gastronomy, and festivals.
The course employs methods such as digital explanations, storytelling, project-based learning, and Socratic dialogue to engage participants.
The course includes a local excursion to explore cultural and historical sites, offering hands-on experiences.
Participants will gain a deep understanding of Spanish history and culture, learn to debunk historical myths about Spain, and appreciate the country's festivals, music, and traditions.
Yes, it is ideal for teachers, educators, and school staff, particularly those participating in the Erasmus+ program.
Yes, it highlights the unique cultures of Spain’s 17 regions, such as Flamenco in Andalusia, Celtic traditions in Galicia, and the cosmopolitan vibes of cities like Madrid and Barcelona.
Absolutely. The course delves into significant periods of Spanish art and its connections to historical events, exploring the rich cultural heritage of Spain.
The course addresses and debunks false stereotypes and historical myths about Spain and the Hispanic world.
To enroll, you can contact the European Erasmus School through their website or email. They provide support for registration and Erasmus+ funding applications.
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- Course for teachers
Features
- Spanish language and History of Spain
- Spanish language
- History of Spain
- Erasmus+ Spanish Language
Target audiences
- Erasmus+ Spanish Language
- Erasmus+ Teachers
- Erasmus Plus KA1