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Daniel Gile, from ESIT, Paris, will give a Training of Trainers Seminar on Research and implications for interpreter training This course will be a repeat and update of the Training of Trainers course given in February 2012 in Rome. The course will cover the following and more: traditions and intuition vs research. What can research bring to the classroom? A cognitive and linguistic view of interpreting and interpreter training. Models, theories, findings and their implications with respect to required skills and related classroom activities. Via Charles Tiayon Delete the scoop?
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