The LEC conducted language training abroad at the University of Hawaii from Feb. 1 to Feb. 26. Students that were selected entered a Hawaiian adaptation program for 5 days. They experienced activities such as sightseeing, Diamond Head climbing and a visit to the Hawaiian main government building. There were 5 classes based on their English test scores and took lectures as a group. Class activities include role-playing, discussion, and conversation with a native teacher. They also met students from the University of Hawaii twice a week and enjoyed various outdoor activities.
Kwak Yu-ri (Special Education ¡®07) said, ¡°The Hawaiian adaptation program was so cool. I think the adaptation program helped me to understand local life and also as English study. Through the Hawaiian adaptation program, I understand various cultures from various experiences. Also I got motivation and raised my confidence.¡±
Lee Sung-Mi (International Relations) said, ¡°We stayed at Frear Hall, which is known as a high-quality dormitory at the University of Hawaii. So we didn¡¯t feel any inconvenience. And thanks to the University of Hawaii, we got a student identification card. So we could receive the same benefits as the university¡¯s students.¡±
The LEC has various programs, not only the English lounge, and foreign language special lectures, but also cultural sight-seeing abroad, and language training abroad for foreign language special lecture students.
Kim E-seul seul_09@changwon.ac.kr
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