Instructor: Dr. Robin Barnard Bachelor
Course Description: This course will explore the art of storytelling through the genre of the short story in Spain. After a brief introduction to short fiction in medieval and early modern Spain, the course focuses primarily on the development of the short story from the nineteenth century to the present. In addition to discovering the cultural and historical background to short stories, students will design a lesson plan that appropriately incorporates course material into the L2 Spanish classroom.  
​​​Taught in Spanish. Request the syllabus.
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​​Northwest Nazarene University
  • $825 for 3 graduate credits (letter grade)
  • Transcript code: Education of World Languages (ED WL)
  • March 25-May 5, 2019 (spring)
​​Illinois State Board of Education
  • $500 for 45 PDs
  • March 25-May 5, 2019 (spring)
​​World Language PD
  • $400 for a certificate of completion from World Language PD
  • March 25-May 5, 2019 (spring)

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