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New Hampton School
Distance: 32.5 Mi70 Main St
03256-4208 New Hampton -
Tilton School
Distance: 39.3 Mi30 School Street
3276 Tilton -
Wolfeboro
Distance: 55.6 Mi93 Canopache Rd
03894-4212 Wolfeboro -
Portsmouth Christian Academy
Distance: 80.8 Mi20 Seaborne Dr
3820 Dover
Description
All program components enable students to progressively gain greater language proficiency, further their understanding of the people and institutions of a different culture, and advance research and critical thinking skills. Evaluation of academic performance provides students with continual supportive feedback and an opportunity to be actively involved in assessing their own progress. Students meet periodically with the Resident Director throughout the program to review individual achievements, and time is allotted at the end of each program to assess the total educational experience.
Central and Eastern Europe is home to at least 24 majority and minority national groups. These groups differ from each other in their language, traditions, culture, and religion. As a result, civil wars, border shifts, and general unrest continue to persist in Central and Eastern Europe. Students will explore the history of these minority issues and their effects on the region today. Using comprehensive knowledge of the theories of modern nationalism, students will have a hands-on experience of the cultural, linguistic, economic, and political aspects of minority existence.