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DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
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 _mit
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DTSTART:20240110T150000Z
DTEND:20240110T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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DTSTART:20240111T150000Z
DTEND:20240111T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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DTEND:20240112T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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DTSTART:20240116T150000Z
DTEND:20240116T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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DTEND:20240118T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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DTSTART:20240119T150000Z
DTEND:20240119T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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DTSTART:20240122T150000Z
DTEND:20240122T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261007T132239Z
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DTSTART:20240123T150000Z
DTEND:20240123T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Global Languages is happy to offer a non-credit class\, “Quec
 hua at MIT” during IAP 2024. Ten sessions will be held from January 9 to
  January 23\, 2024\, from 10:00 – 11:30 am. This is an in-person class.\
 n\nThis two-week introductory class introduces the basics of Kichwa\, a va
 riant of Quechua language\, the most widely spoken indigenous language in 
 the Americas. The class focuses on oral and written skills\, with emphasis
  on tasks based on familiar contexts\, using an interactive approach.  It 
 also introduces learners to the history\, culture\, and geography of the A
 ndes through cultural discussions and exposure to artefacts of the region 
 (e.g.\, textiles).  Students will reflect on Kichwa and Quechua as endange
 red languages and on the significance of keeping this very popular indigen
 ous language alive. Tupanakunkaman (See you then)!\n\nSessions will be led
  by Soledad Chango. Soledad Chango is a native of Ecuador\, Kichwa Salasak
 a. She is a scholar of language acquisition\, and is pursuing an advanced 
 degree in linguistics at MIT.\n\nEnrollment is limited to 20 participants 
 with the expectation of attendance at all 10 sessions. Open to members of 
 the MIT community.\n\nRegistration  opens November 27 at 2:00pm\, using th
 is link (Kerberos credentials required): Registration Form\n\nRegistration
  closes December 8. All registrants will be contacted by December 15 with 
 confirmation of enrollment or information on placement in a wait list (in 
 the event of over-enrollment).\n\nFor more information contact languages@m
 it.edu.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY: IAP 2024: Quechua at MIT! A non-credit class.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/non-credit_iap_2024_quechua_at
 _mit
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